Somebody that plays the games to the bitter end, tries to have it both ways, dances on the head of the pin, in my opinion, has forfeited their right to lead this country.
Lindsey Graham: “Somebody that plays the games to the bitter end, tries to have it both ways, dances on the head of the pin, in my…”
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Graham reflects on the importance of character in leadership, contrasting past expectations with current political realities.
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