Darline Graham Just Said What Lindsey Wouldn’t About The Filibuster – And She’s Right

She also made the case that sells itself: “You have to have an ID to check out a library book, to buy alcohol. You don’t have to have an ID to vote. That’s absurd.” Then she pointed to New Jersey — 6,600 noncitizens registered to vote, nearly 400 who actually cast ballots — as proof that the problem the SAVE America Act addresses is not theoretical.

Lindsey Graham’s last phone call was about the SAVE America Act. He wanted it passed. He was pushing it the night he died. He differed with his sister on the tactical question of how far Republicans should go to get there.

The sister he raised as his daughter thinks he was wrong about that one thing. And she’s willing to say so publicly, on a debate stage, a week before a primary.

Lindsey would understand.