https://www.courant.com/opinion/op-ed/hc-op-george-will-lindsey-graham-0124-20190124-4s3h3dyivrhh5mimtocxh6nd64-story.html
Why do people like Lindsey Graham come to Congress?
GEORGE F. WILL, HARTFORD COURANT, JAN 24, 2019 6:00 AM
Back in the day, small rural airports had textile windsocks, simple and empty things that indicated which way the wind was blowing. The ubiquitous Sen. Lindsey Graham has become a political windsock, and as such he — more than the sturdy, substantial elephant — is emblematic of his party today.
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During the government shutdown, Graham’s tergiversations — sorry, this is the precise word — have amazed. On a recent day, in ninety minutes he went from “I don’t know” whether the president has the power to declare an emergency and divert into wall-building funds appropriated by Congress for other purposes, to “Time for President … to use emergency powers to build Wall.” The next day he scrambled up the escalation ladder by using capitalization: “Declare a national emergency NOW. Build a wall NOW.” Two days later he scampered down a few rungs, calling for his hero to accept a short-term funding measure to open the government while wall negotiations continue. Stay tuned for more acrobatics.
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TERGIVERSATIONS
Kek, when you look up tergiversation in the dictonary, there's a picture of Lindsey Graham.