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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gestures as he speaks at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Va., Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016. (AP Photo/Steve Helber) (Associated Press) Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gestures as he speaks at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Va., Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016. (AP Photo/Steve Helber) (Associated Press) 
  
 WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, whose own quest for the GOP presidential nomination ended unsuccessfully, on Thursday called Donald Trump a "nut job" who likely will win the party's nod, but lose in November's general election. 
  
 "He's just generally a loser as a person and a candidate," the South Carolina senator told reporters, adding, "You can't nominate a nut job and lose, and expect it doesn't have consequences." 
  
 Asked whether he'd endorse the billionaire businessman if nominated, Graham said, "I've got a ticket on the Titanic. So I am like on the team that bought a ticket on the Titanic after we saw the movie. This is what happens if you nominate Trump." 
  
 "I think he's going to lose, he's going to lose badly. And I think all the things that we care about are going to be locked in place, and she's going to get to pick Supreme Court nominees," he said of Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner. 
  
 He added that Clinton also would protect President Barack Obama's health care law, block the Keystone XL pipeline and ensure federal funds for Planned Parenthood. 
  
 Speaking again of Trump, Graham said: "He's ill-suited for the job. What Hispanic person would vote for the Republican Party when the leader of the party has just called illegal immigrants as a group mostly rapists and drug dealers, and is going to deport 11 million people including American-born children? Everybody in the Hispanic community knows at least one illegal immigrant, like I do." 
  
 Trump and Graham have engaged in name-calling in the past, and last year, Trump gave out Graham's private cell phone number. ||||| Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) speaks to NBC News on July 20, 2014. 
  
 Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) delivered the consensus speech of the night during Thursday’s Washington Press Club Congressional dinner, taking jabs at both his own party and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). 
  
 “If you kill Ted Cruz on the floor of the Senate, and the trial is at the Senate, no one will convict you,” said Graham, who donned a Donald Trump “Make America Great Again” hat during his remarks, as seen here: 
  
 Happening now at the #WPCFDinner, Sen Graham in a "Make America Great Again" hat: pic.twitter.com/RZgRwu9NUp — Frank Thorp V (@frankthorpNBC) February 26, 2016 
  
 Graham, a former candidate for the GOP’s presidential nomination, also jokingly declared that his party had gone “batsh*t crazy,” adding, “How did I lose to these people?” 
  
 Former neurosurgeon Ben Carson, Graham said, “is the nice guy in the race, and he tried to kill his cousin.” If Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) were to be elected, Graham joked, the Secret Service’s main job would be keeping him hydrated. 
  
 The Tea Party senator was not the only lawmaker riffing at the event. Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) also roasted Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), saying, “Have you seen Bernie Sanders’ rallies? I haven’t seen so many white voters since the Oscars.” 
  
 According to the club, the dinner raises funds for both its own projects and a summer internship program that places participants in Washington D.C. news bureaus. 
  
 Watch the video below from NBC: ||||| Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) was in full anti-Trump mode on Thursday in Washington. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) 
  
 Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) is known for telling it like he sees it, but Thursday afternoon, battling a cold that has made his voice hoarse, we may have finally found “Peak Lindsey”. 
  
 The onetime presidential contender gave a seven-minute diatribe in the Capitol basement, lambasting the Republican presidential frontrunner with enough pejoratives that he confided he was “literally running out of adjectives” to impugn Donald Trump. 
  
 Why will Trump lose the general election? “Because he’s just generally a loser as a person and a candidate,” Graham said. 
  
 Pressed later about why Trump would lose, Graham raised his voice to make his point: “Why will he lose???? Because he’s ill-suited for the job!!!” 
  
 Graham, who endorsed Jeb Bush after dropping out, has not yet backed another candidate in the wake of the ex-governor’s own withdrawal. Graham sheepishly admitted he would endorse Trump if he wins the nomination: “I’ve got a ticket on the Titanic. So I am like on the team that bought a ticket on the Titanic, after we saw the movie. This is what happens if you nominate Trump.” 
  
 Graham confided to the gathered congressional press corps that some of his jokes were a preview of a routine he would deliver Thursday night at the Washington Press Club’s annual congressional gala, where he and Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) are the after-dinner entertainers. 
  
 On a slightly serious note, Graham said that he is hitting hyperbolic levels to deliver the message to Republican voters that the consequences of losing the White House again could impact an entire generation to come. 
  
 “I think he’s going to lose and he’s going to lose badly. And I think all the things that we care about are going to be locked in place,” he said. “So don’t look at me to be the guy who stops [Hillary Clinton] from being president of the United States. You can’t have it both ways. You can’t nominate a nut job and lose, and expect it doesn’t have consequences.” 
  
 Asked if he thought Trump would win the nomination, a dejected Graham said, “Yeah, pretty much so.” 
  
 Other highlights from Graham’s unloading on the likely impact of a Trump nomination: 
  
 “I think we’re likely to lose the last best chance in a long time to win the White House. I think that the consequences of us losing are going to be monumental for domestic and foreign policy, and the [Supreme Court],” he opined. 
  
 “It’s worse than that. We’re going to continue a foreign policy that needs to be changed, Obamacare will be left intact, the Keystone Pipeline won’t be built, Planned Parenthood will continue to be funded. And to say that you’re going to lose the White House and prevent all those things from happening is the height of dishonesty,” he added. 
  
 “So I’m trying to be honest with the Republican Party and be the opposite of Ted Cruz. Here’s the consequences of losing the election to Hillary Clinton: She’s going to pick qualified people who are liberal. She’s going to continue Obamacare. She’s going to continue to fund Planned Parenthood.” |||||
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Lindsey Graham spoke at the Washington Press Club Foundation Dinner Thursday night, and he really did not hold back. Gawker points out some tweets quoting Graham, including "My party has gone batshit crazy" and "If you kill Ted Cruz on the floor of the Senate, and the trial is at the Senate, no one will convict you." There's more where those came from, like "Ben Carson is the nice guy. He tried to kill his cousin," plus a picture of Graham wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat. Earlier in the day, Graham was already telling it like it is, making headlines for telling reporters that Donald Trump is a "nut job." The Washington Post points out that Graham mentioned to reporters some of the lines were previews of the jokes he planned to deliver at the WPCF's annual congressional gala. Graham wasn't the only one making edgy jokes at the dinner: The Raw Story reports that Barbara Boxer asked, "Have you seen Bernie Sanders' rallies? I haven't seen so many white voters since the Oscars." And, per Twitter, Nancy Pelosi said, "Unlike Ted Cruz, the Keystone pipeline has the support of his colleagues."