Graham blasts Biden official's remark on pipeline attack and electric cars: 'Dumbest thing in the world'
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Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., blasted the Biden administration for their "unnerving" response to the cyberattack that temporarily shut down the Colonial Pipeline and triggered gas shortages.
Granholm told White House reporters Tuesday that if you drive an electric car, fuel shortages "would not be affecting you, clearly." "That was the dumbest thing in the world," Graham told host Brian Kilmeade. "What if they take down the power company, the power unit you plug your car into? They're just disconnected. They don't understand prevention." Graham also targeted President Biden's lack of a firm plan to avoid future cybersecurity attacks.
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