Graham: I hope the Dems will be banged on for their behavior around Kavanaugh

Senator Linsey Graham (CS) said Tuesday that he hoped the Democrats "will be kicked" in the November mid-term elections for their behavior in the battle for justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael Kavanaugh Live presentation: McSally confronts Sinema in Arizona Senate debate Party fears the party is heading for Avenatti's booty Avenatti's slashhammer Countdown to elections: Cruz and O & # 39; Rourke fight at a turning point | Ryan on the run for vulnerable Republicans | Poll shows Biden topping Dem 2020 | Senate debate of Arizona tonight MOREis the confirmation.

"There is this race before Kavanaugh, there is 2018 after Kavanaugh, "Graham said at an event hosted by the conservative Heritage Foundation. "I hope they're kicking their ass for the way they behaved."

Graham, a Kavanaugh vocal defender in his brutal confirmation fight, made a heated speech at the hour-long appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee at the end of last month to respond to the allegations. Sexual assault.

South Carolina lawmakers predicted at Tuesday's event focused on Kavanaugh's confirmation fight that the Democrats would suffer by mid-November because of their response to his nomination, which, then, did he declared, "went too far".

"Everything breaks our way," said Graham.

"If you had asked … Heritage to prepare a plan for Sean Hannity to raise funds for[Sen[Sen[Sen[SenSusan CollinsSusan Margaret Collins sent a suspicious letter to Susan Collins, Maine. The Kavanaugh Debate Was a Destructive Tribalism on Steroids: Here's How We Can Prevent That from Recurring An Advertising Campaign is Launched by a Conservative Group Thanking Collins After Kavanaugh Vote More (R-Maine)]on the radio, nobody could have done it, "he joked, referring to the moderate GOP senator, whose support had helped to gather the necessary number of votes to confirm Kavanaugh.

"So, thanks to the Democrats, thank you very much for doing something we could never do."

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellJuan Williams: Trump's race policy is more important than his rhetoric It's Washington, by Mitch McConnell – and we live in this country. Trump opens up new prospects for Democrats MORE (R-Ky.) Also spoke about the Kavanaugh Battle at the Heritage Ceremony on Tuesday.