BREAKING: A New Documentary Alleges Lindsey Graham Paid 3 Men for S33x, One Who Says He Was Only 17, and His Sister Now Holds His Seat
Three men say they were paid for s33x by Lindsey Graham. They say it on camera.
The documentary is called The CLOSETocracy. It was released this morning. These are allegations, and Graham died on July 11, so he can’t answer them. None of the claims have been independently confirmed.
One man, who goes by Kelvin, says it happened when he was 17. He says he was told where to enter a house in Sedona, Arizona in July 2001. A second man says a black SUV picked him up and drove him to a D.C. hotel. A third says he met Graham at another hotel, where the senator never gave his real name.
All three say they only realized who he was when they saw him on TV.
Now look at the record these men are describing.
In 2021, Graham promised to block the Equality Act. He said he would:
“Talk until I fell over.”
He backed a constitutional ban on marriage equality. He opposed the Respect for Marriage Act. The Human Rights Campaign gave him a zero.
Here is where it gets harder to look away.
Graham’s seat now belongs to his sister, Sen. Darline Graham. Trump campaigned for her on Wednesday night. She faces Dr. Annie Andrews, a pediatrician, on November 3.
The filmmakers asked her about the allegations. Her answer:
“I’m not even gonna entertain that question.”
A spokeswoman for the family did not respond to a request for comment.
One of the men ends the film with a message to voters. He says your gas prices are high because of policies that people like Graham supported, while they were paying people like him for s3x.
You don’t have to take anyone’s word for it. But you do have the right to ask the questions.
Who knew? Who protected him? And why is the family that holds his seat refusing to even hear them?