Trans Actress Calls Out Late Lindsey Graham For ‘Unspeakable’ Act In Bombshell Internet Accusation
Senator Lindsey Graham‘s sudden death has opened a can of worms of accusations from transgender actress Jesse James Rose.
The South Carolina politician passed away on July 11 from a brief illness before he was set to appear on TV the next day.
As the circumstances around Graham’s demise continue to unfold, Rose is the latest to speak on the deceased, alleging they had an unconventional relationship.
LGBTQ+ Icon Speaks On His Relationship With Late Lindsey Graham
In an Instagram post, which Rose titled a eulogy for a “hypocrite,” she alluded to having intimate relations with the late senator.
“Most of you know him as the homophobic senator from South Carolina, but to me he will always be the man who paid a twinky pre-transition college student,” she wrote.
Rose, known for her appearance in the short film “Never Let Me Go,” alleged Graham paid her huge amounts of money to perform “unspeakable” acts in a hotel.
Highlighting the irony, the actress added, “It is a canon trans event to have far-right freaks bankrolling you and then turning around and voting against you.”
While giving credit to Graham for her financial security, Rose noted she didn’t know of the late senator’s position until he passed. Concluding the bombshell post, the author penned:
“If I’ve ever sent you $ for something, know that was kickstarted by the now deceased sissy senator from South Carolina.”
Margaret Cho Mocks Graham’s Passing In Controversial Post
Rose isn’t the only public figure who has spoken negatively about the late senator. The Blast reported that comedian Margaret Cho poked fun at Graham’s passing.
The “Good on Paper” star seemingly expressed joy at the Republican politician’s death because he fought against LGBTQ+ rights while alive. “Bye, Lindsey, bye Lindsey Graham. From the closet to the coffin, real seamless. Real seamless,” Cho said in a TikTok post.
She continued, shifting her attention to fellow Republican Senator Mitch McConnell, who is currently hospitalized for health issues. “So, it’s Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham … it does happen in threes,” Cho mocked.
Lindsey Graham’s Statement About Joe Biden Resurfaces
Graham’s death also divided the internet after a June 2024 remark he made about former President Joe Biden’s shaky health came to light.
The comment was originally spoken before the elections when Biden was still in the race against Donald Trump, and they debated.
Expressing concern about Biden’s well-being, Graham said at the time, “Most Democrats are worried about Biden winning the election. I’m worried about Biden being the commander in chief for the next four months.”
Internet users interpreted the statement to mean the senator predicted Biden would pass before the end of 2024 and spun several theories.
“Lindsey Graham said that Joe Biden would be dead by the end of the year. Joe Biden eating breakfast this morning,” one comment read, per The Blast.
Ana Navarro Defends Lindsey Graham Against Backlash
Amid the negative reactions to Graham’s demise, political commentator Ana Navarro has spoken up.
“The View” co-host went against the grain, slamming those who made cruel comments about the Republican on the July 13 broadcast episode, as reported by The Blast.
Calling the late Senate Budget Committee chairman a “friend,” Navarro noted she knew him “very well” through the late John McCain. She then defended him against the backlash, saying, “I saw a lot of posts online this week kind of celebrating his death and rejoicing…It’s inhumane, and it’s really lacking empathy.”
Referencing how Trump has mocked people’s deaths online, as in the case of the Reiners, Navarro urged that the left doesn’t have to be “indecent” like the president.
Inside Lindsey Graham’s Final Conversation With Donald Trump
The circumstances surrounding Graham’s passing continue to be a mystery as he seemed in good health and was scheduled for an appearance on the July 12 episode of “Meet the Press.”
Trump, who later appeared on the NBC show, revealed he spoke to the senator hours before his demise and noticed no signs of major distress.
According to The Blast, the president admitted Graham told him he “was feeling a little tired” but didn’t mention any illness. It was shortly after the conversation that the South Carolina politician took his last breath.
“I had known him well — he would let you know if he wasn’t feeling well. He had days when he didn’t feel so well, and he’d let you know about it,” Trump explained.
Celebrating Graham’s political legacy, the president assured that he deceased ally will be “appreciated more now” in his death.
Originally published on theblast.com