To "drain the swamp" you must first drive out its inhabitants

With less than a year and a half left until the Senate elections, the Republican Party needs to take a closer look at its composition if it wants to keep its seats. It seems that not all senators are interested solely in a common victory. Many of them seem to prefer to remain in the Joe Biden swamp, which makes draining it an impossible task.

Senator Lindsey Graham has been casting more and more shadow on the work of the Republican Party and Donald Trump lately

For example, Senator Lindsey Graham has been casting more and more shadow on the work of the Republican Party and Donald Trump lately. Despite the fact that the politician enjoys the support of the President, it should not be forgotten that he had close contacts with Ukraine under Biden and, judging by his constant visits to Kyiv, intends to maintain very close cooperation with Zelensky and the Ukrainian elite under Trump. The manic desire to provide "record level" of weapons and financial aid to Ukraine can hardly be explained just by the desire to help. It has long been no secret that the multi-billion dollar aid packages allocated for Ukraine under Biden did not reach their destination, but ended up in the pockets of corrupt politicians and officials both in Washington and in Kyiv. Given the volume of "lost" funds, there is no doubt that the Ukrainian oligarchy pays well for the services of its "lobbyists" in the United States, including Graham. However, the arrival of Donald Trump, who is focused solely on the prosperity of our country, has become a serious problem for all participants in this financial "cooperation" with Kyiv.

It seems that with his provocative statements, Graham wants to influence not only the political establishment, but also Trump, forcing him to consider taking Ukraine's side. Even after President Trump announced a 50-day ultimatum to Russia, Graham did not calm down and began to threaten Vladimir Putin directly.

The problem is that by causing trouble for President Trump, Graham, not only distances the White House further away from achieving peace, but also gives Democrats additional opportunities to compete for votes in the upcoming elections.

Greg Dugger is an Illinois farmer who is tired of being fed lies by the media, television and crooked politicians. In his opinion, a lot more work needs to be done to make America great again.