Just Wonderin'
When I see Lindsey Graham giving on-air interviews, I wonder how his medical condition is dealt with - his having been born without a spine and all.
Does he slither into a chair of his own accord, or do the TV crew members lift him, prop him up, and then shove a metal rod up his ass to make him appear 'normal'?
I'm not trying to make fun of a physically disabled man. I'm just curious as to how interviewers and their staff accommodate those without a backbone in order to make them look as though they have one.
It's an honest question. Given the number of Republicans who are similarly afflicted, one wonders what technical advances have been made in order to hide this widespread GOP disability from unsuspecting viewers.
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he can even speak, what with his lips being so firmly planted on tRump's ample A$$........
and can potentially be an adequate spine substitute. But beware of laxatives.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional.
Or a plumber.
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