The South Carolina senator illustrated the changing face of the Republican party, from being an anti-Trump voice to a supporter of his war with Iran
‘Mr President, you’re not far behind God’: Lindsey Graham in his own words
The South Carolina senator illustrated the changing face of the Republican party, from being an anti-Trump voice to a supporter of his war with Iran - Lindsey Graham dies after sudden illness aged 71 Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina...
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- Lindsey Graham dies after sudden illness aged 71
Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina senator who died on Saturday night, unexpectedly at the age of 71, was a politician who more than many illustrated the changing face of the Republican party in the age of Donald Trump.
A former House member, Graham sat in the Senate from 2003 as a foreign policy hawk and a close friend and ally of John McCain, the relatively socially liberal Arizona senator who became the party’s presidential nominee in 2008.
My Story, 17 June 2015
Washington Post, 5 October 2018
Press conference, 20 November 1998
Press conference, 24 October 2019
CNN, 8 December 2015
Press gaggle, 25 February 2016
To CBS News, 2 March 2016
Social media, 3 May 2016
Press gaggle, 12 May 2016
To MSNBC, 2 June 2016
New York Times, 25 February 2019
Congress, 6 January 2021
Fox News, 6 May 2021
South Carolina, 10 June 2026