Lindsey Graham’s hacked emails could explain why he’s acting so bizarrely
Lindsey Graham is now admitting that he spoke with Arizona’s Republican Governor Doug Ducey about ballot counting. He’s also admitting he spoke to a Nevada official, but claims he can’t remember who it was. Just how many people are involved in Lindsey’s crime spree? How many witnesses has he generated against himself? As a reminder, the DOJ is just 64 days away from being free to prosecute anyone it wants.
Reminder: Lindsey Graham confirmed to CNN in late 2016 that his personal emails were hacked when he was running for president against Donald Trump – and he stated his belief that the Russians were behind it. Those emails never did surface. That means someone still has Graham’s emails. It raises legitimate questions about whether those emails are being used to blackmail him.
It’s not difficult to imagine a scenario where the Kremlin hacked Graham’s private emails while he was Trump’s opponent, and then Russia later gave those emails to Trump so he could use them to get Graham to fall in line. Or it could just be that Graham is behaving so strangely because he’s clinically insane.
