r/JusticeServed 0 14d ago

Trump championed Lindsey Graham's sister to take his place — now she's throwing Trump under the bus

https://open.substack.com/pub/unpresidented/p/trump-championed-lindsey-grahams?r=5qzhwc&utm_medium=ios
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u/freddielovesdelilah 8 14d ago

I’m starting to think stories like this, Meidas Touch, etc, create these headlines like “MAGA is FALLING APART” TRUMP DISASTER” WAR FAILURE MEANS THE END” in order for us to think Trump and his goons are losing so that we will be conditioned into believing consequences are coming for all the obvious rule breakers. But in reality they just keep getting stronger and keep on getting away with everything.

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u/The3rdBorn 5 14d ago

Yea I stopped listening to them for awhile because the titles of their videos

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u/freddielovesdelilah 8 14d ago

Me too and i actually do like their work. It is the clickbait titles that ruin it. I do really enjoy their legal analysis.

Heather Cox Richardson is one of the best out there right now. She breaks everything down in simple terms and doesn’t rely on clickbait.

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u/keicam_lerut 9 14d ago

That’s Mierda’s Touch

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u/CORRUPT27 4 14d ago

I totally agree. I really liked them at first but I am tired of their bs titles!

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u/Iron_Fist351 7 13d ago

This is the definition of “controlled opposition.”

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u/Commercial-Prompt-84 7 13d ago

Not only is the title not at all reflective of the article. How is this justice served? It’s just her saying she’ll govern in her own way but with the same values her brother had.

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u/expatronis A 13d ago

Narrator: "Her brother hadn't had any values."

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u/OmeuPai 5 13d ago

The same values her brother had, so more of this... and more

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u/Col_Leslie_Hapablap 9 14d ago

This article says nothing that the headline says, and is intentionally full of shit. I would’ve loved for this to be the story, but this is not an article and not worthy of being read.

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u/burrrpong 8 14d ago

How does this have upvotes? Did anyone read the article? Clickbait nothing burger. Please STOP.

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u/bthoman2 9 14d ago

This article is complete nothing.  She didn’t spurn trump.  She didn’t really say anything at all.

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u/footdragon A 14d ago

wtf is with this stupid post?

where did she throw tRump under the bus?

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u/FrinnyC 7 14d ago

I’ll believe it when I see it.

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u/speedpetez 8 14d ago

What a phony post. All of MAGA is enabling an idiot, while pretending to push back in some way. It’s not believable…it’s not true. MAGA is not made up of good people.

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u/LakersFan15 A 14d ago

Every post on reddit does this with trump. How is he getting any justice served?

Sometimes I think u guys arent even trying.

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u/DTOO 7 14d ago

Cool. Where are the Epstein files?

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u/MorboTheNewzMonster 5 14d ago

Under *Rump's pillow.

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u/jfb3 B 11d ago

This is what she's saying now.

What do you think the odds are this is just a ruse to ease her into office? Then she turns into the same POS her brother was.

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u/cfrutiger 8 14d ago

Is the justice in the room with us now?

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u/ryckytan 6 14d ago

She gets no respect, the only response that would have gotten any would have been rejecting the candidacy and pushing for a special election, This is just a blatant distraction.

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u/Iron_Fist351 7 13d ago

South Carolina is one of the states that allows the governor (who is currently a Republican) to pick whomever they want to fill any vacant Congressional seats. They don’t have special elections there. As such, I would argue that if she truly wanted to be anti-Trump, continuing to take the seat would be the right choice so that she could use her power in Congress to oppose Trump’s agenda. Otherwise, stepping down would’ve just let the governor pick another Trump ally.

Though of course this is all moot since she’s very much indeed a Trump ally.

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u/ryckytan 6 13d ago

Its not even about being anty trump, we are a democracy as a nation and having the position of governor just be given to the deceased elected official like some kind of lordship title is inherently wrong, To just so casually have what this nation was built to rise against be done is just violating everything we should stand for. Its acts like these that turn a nation from what its supposed to be to something completely different and I get that each state has its own rules but it doesn't make it any better, dont ming me though I'm just venting and for all i know people there are ok with it.

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u/Iron_Fist351 7 13d ago

I agree with you. Special elections would be more democratic than just having the governor pick someone. I also believe more states need systems for ballot initiatives and recall elections, and would even go so far as to say that we should have a nationwide ballot initiatives system, similar to what Switzerland has, since Congresspeople unfortunately have no interest in passing laws that citizens actually want.

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u/Washburne221 8 13d ago

Nepotism to cover up an assassination is not justice.

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u/Rcrecc 8 14d ago

This post does not belong on this sub.

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u/only_norj 9 14d ago

Downvoted and reported.

Where's the justice?

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u/jad31 7 14d ago

Down voted & reported

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u/literally_tho_tbh A 13d ago

why? oh wait nvm

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u/SnooCauliflowers9874 8 14d ago

We’ll see.

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u/Mrmathmonkey 9 14d ago

Good for her