[relictele]

It’s amazing - but not really - how the media are primed to broadcast every Graham utterance every day. I’m surprised his choice of salad dressing hasn’t been front page news.

[who knows what evil?]

I’m surprised his choice of salad dressing hasn’t been front page news.

I suspect it's 'ranch'...

[ameribbean expat]

Fruit salad. No dressing. Otherwise...

[samtheman]

It’s amazing - but not really - how the media are primed to broadcast every Graham utterance every day. I’m surprised his choice of salad dressing hasn’t been front page news.

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He’s their favorite demented RNC fool.

[mkjessup]

I’m surprised his choice of salad dressing hasn’t been front page news.

Probably something creamy.

[RoosterRedux]

Graham has figured out that by holding and stating the polar opposite position to Trump and most of America he can be newsworthy.

He is the Devil's advocate. And actually a very good one.

[ek_hornbeck]

It’s amazing - but not really - how the media are primed to broadcast every Graham utterance every day.

It reminds me of how McCain became media darling in 2000 primaries. Graham and McCain are two Republicans the liberal media could love, because during most of their Senate careers, they've spent more time attacking conservatives in their own party than attacking liberals. Now that Romney (like McCain) is no longer running against Obama and spends most of his time and energy attacking Trump, he's been redeemed in the eyes of the liberal media too.