Sen. Graham (R-SC) at border: "Why are 18 senators here? ... it's the biggest issue facing the country in many ways ..."
Republicans Fearmonger at the Border
GOP lawmakers have taken a trip down South to visit the U.S.-Mexico border. Why? They're attempting to paint the migrant surge — and Biden's response to it — as the "biggest issue facing the country" right now.
COVID Would Like a Word
At the U.S.-Mexico border on Friday, Sen. Lindsey Graham asked this rhetorical question: "Why are 18 senators here? Because it's the biggest issue facing the country in many ways right now." COVID could not be reached for comment.
Getting Nostalgic About ... Meth?
Then Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) got a little nostalgic when talking about how Mexican meth has overtaken homemade Montana meth. It's, quite frankly, mind-blowing.
Sen. Daines (R-MT) gets a little nostalgic when talking about how Mexican meth has overtaken homemade Montana meth.
Tropic Blunder
Don't worry, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) was also there ... taking selfies in an armed boat.
Republican senators arrive at a U.S.-Mexico border site in an armed boat.
More From Ted Cruz ...
In case that wasn't enough Cruz Content™️ for your day, here he is doing some more fearmongering at the border.
Sen. Cruz (R-TX) at U.S.-Mexico border: "Those cages were built by Barack Obama, there are new cages being built ..."
Don't Forget the Drug Cartel
How 'bout one more conspiracy theory, what'd ya say? Here is Rep. Randy Weber (R-TX) spouting BS lies at today's border photo op: He stops short of saying the Bidens are getting money from the drug cartel but insists the administration's policies are "absolutely enriching" the cartel.
Rep. Weber (R-TX) spouts conspiracy theories at the border, says Biden admins policies are "enriching the drug cartel."
Democrats Hit Back
Rep. Pete Aguilar (D-CA), Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), and Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) were not about to sit idly by while Republicans spread harmful conspiracy theories. Their words are worth the listen.
The Mic Has Had Enough!
Your daily moment of zen: Even the microphone was like, "I'm out."
A congressional delegation of Republicans at the U.S.-Mexico border is experiencing mic/audio glitches.