Darline Graham Says You Should Work Until You Collapse and Die. ““Gun control, government-run health care, abortion until the moment of birth—bad idea after bad idea. Annie Andrews backs them all,” Graham said in a primary victory speech Tuesday attacking her Democratic opponent. “I have a different background and vision for our state.... My parents worked long, hard hours just to make ends meet. We didn’t take vacations. If they were sick, they had to get up and go to work because if the doors weren’t open, we weren’t making money. My mother passed away when I was 11 and my father just over a year later.” (The New Republic)
Ms. Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline, when she became a Trump/MAGA candidate for the South Carolina Senate primary, dropped her married name and decided that some South Carolinians might still think her brother was running for office. This person’s only qualification for the job was her last name, so why not make the best of it?
I digress; this blog is not nepotism, nor the sheer lunacy of Republican/MAGA voters of South Carolina, but of a more concerning commonality which oozes from within the depths and depravity of anyone wearing a Red Hat, a White Sheet, or a Brown Shirt. It is the idea that even though they insist they are the Party of Life, most too many of their policies deal with dying, a slow, awful, and tiresome death.
Ms. Graham, no, not Lindsey, but his sister, pontificates about guns somehow being holy and increasing our likelihood of living longer, living long enough so she says that you can actually work until the day you die. Government health care, she proudly pumps her bosomed chest, is just a ploy to make you lazy and makes you more Un-American. Abortion is bad because somehow her God will become angry, so have that kid, but make sure that when it is born, you do not have the money to pay for the child’s health care.
Normally I would say, well, South Carolina Republicans, you reap what you sow, and by voting for this insincere, your life is here on Earth just work and work and work, so be it, but here is the problem: if Darline wins her election in November, she will be one more vote to try and end Medicare, Medicaid, and medical care. One more vote to help America fall back to the days of the Dark Ages
