South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham played a censored version of the game many Americans know as “Fuck, Marry, Kill” at CNN’s “Politics on Tap” event in Boulder, Colo., Tuesday.
CNN’s Dana Bash called the game “Date, Marry, Make Disappear Forever” and gave Graham three names: Sarah Palin, Carly Fiorina and Hillary Clinton.
Graham joked, “I didn’t know we were going to do the Mormon thing here,” referring to the fact that all three women are married.
“We can’t go beyond dating because that’s as far as I’m going, dating,” he said.
After some deliberation, Graham chose to “date” Palin because “we’ll go hunting on our first date.”
He would marry Fiorina because she is “rich” she would be able to “keep me in the life I’ve become accustomed to.” (RELATED: How A Bias For Drama Impacts Debate Coverage)
That left “make disappear forever” and Clinton was the only one left, Graham complained, “No,” and asked, “Is she rich?” Bash said, “I think so.” Graham shot back, “She said she was ‘flat broke.'”
Bash then said, “I’m going to let you off the hook.”