I'm not surprised. Just in a hand full of years, Ryans steak house, Steak & Shake, Hardee's, Captain D's, Long Johns, have all closed their doors near me. They are dropping like flies since the Chinese Flu.
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From Grok AI ---- Question and Answer.
Your thoughts only about Lindsey Graham, do his policies seem to go which ever way the winds are blowing at the time? How could he go from not being a Trump supporter to being one? Is it for re-election purposes. No outside sources.
In my view, Lindsey Graham does come across as someone whose positions often adapt to the prevailing political currents, which can make him seem like a classic pragmatist—or, to critics, an opportunist. He's been in the Senate a long time, and over the years, I've noticed him pivot on various issues: for instance, he was once a strong advocate for comprehensive immigration reform alongside folks like John McCain, pushing for pathways to citizenship, but later hardened his stance on border security and enforcement as the GOP base shifted rightward. Similarly, on foreign policy, he's consistently hawkish on military interventions and alliances, but he's dialed up or down his rhetoric depending on who's in ...
