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  <title>Kagro in the Morning - July 13, 2026</title>
  <description>Greg Dworkin helped us  round up the chaos of this  R -1 weekend. Did you have Lindsey Graham buying the farm  before Mitch McConnell? What’s the process in South Carolina for replacing Graham? Will Republicans just dip into the loser bench from their most recent statewide primary? Too soon to start thinking about how the Republican Infirmity Crisis will  impact the balance of power in the next Congress? Ha ha! Trick question! There’s no such concept as “too soon” anymore! Texas may yet escape Republican clutches, with the  Deporter-in-Chief always on the ballot. But don’t let Democratic successes get you optimistic! It’s time to bite your nails about [dramatic music]…  Democratic Socialists! In random news: One of those “looksmaxxing” dumbasses is  dead now, too. Even though he didn’t die, there’s a bit of  procedural drama surrounding the replacement process for Rigor Tortoise. Remember the time we spent last week on the NATO countries working on making their escape from the US umbrella? Well, it’s  not just NATO anymore. And speaking of  craptacular foreign entanglements, Jared Kushner may have just  stepped in it, in Albania. Which  borders on the Adriatic. </description>
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