Re: OT: "I'm Worried About Graham". 🙏

Joe Biden Ensured That the Democrats Were Dead before the Ship Even Sank
https://www.nationalreview.com/carnival-of-fools/joe-biden-ensured-that-the-democrats-were-dead-before-the-ship-even-sank/
"...One of the most underrated reasons to be glad that Kamala Harris
will never occupy the White House is that her utter slug of a husband,
Doug Emhoff — a cheaply smudged facsimile of masculinity if ever there
was one — will never be able to join her there as First Gentleman...
Where to start with this pimp-slapping, nanny-canoodling fraud of a man?
Emhoff’s first marriage — one with two children — ended after he slept
with and impregnated his nanny. (Did the woman have an abortion? We
still don’t know. Nor do we know what Emhoff’s role in that might have
been.)...
Then, before meeting and marrying Harris, he was allegedly seen
“forcefully” slapping his then-girlfriend in the face in public for
“inappropriate flirting.” (She has come forward anonymously to speak to
the press, and multiple witnesses have confirmed the incident)...
Instead, during this campaign, we were fed servile, odiously cynical
propaganda from writers trying to cast him as the Ideal Progressive Man
for female voters...
The Washington Post’s Catherine Rampell wrote one of the most
embarrassing columns of the cycle in late August, declaring Emhoff a
“modern-day sex symbol” and opening with lines I cringe merely to
reprint: “Move over, Ryan Gosling. The modern female fantasy is embodied
by the man who might soon become our first First Gentleman. Emhoff
appears to be a genuine mensch with an impressive career.”...
A Guardian columnist wrote of Emhoff, “God knows we need an antidote for
all lousy men in the news — and I think we’ve found one.”...
The persistently ridiculous Jill Filipovic practically wept tears of joy
as she celebrated Emhoff as “the final manifestation of what equal
partnership means” and “a successful, ambitious man who is a great
father—and who centers and backs his wife without hesitation.”...
And all of these fawning tributes were written long after knowledge of
Emhoff’s tawdriest of affairs had become public..."