Lindsey Graham
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Lindsey Olin Graham is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from South Carolina since 2003. A member of the Republican Party, Graham has been a prominent figure in national politics, known for his work on issues such as national security, foreign policy, and judicial appointments. He has played a key role in various legislative efforts and has been an outspoken advocate for military support to Ukraine in recent years.
We are not prosecuting enough people and we are sending a signal that maybe you can rob or loot a store and get away with it.
It’s the biggest power grab in the history of the country. It’s just a bad idea.
I hope we understand that, because if we don't understand it, it would be hard to stop them.
He needs to tell Putin if there’s another cyber attack in America, coming from Russian soil, you’re going to pay a price. His policies indicate to me that he doesn’t understand the dangers we face. This would not have happened if Donald…
Now, I think we`re in retreat on all fronts. I think the Russians are just pushing everybody around in the region.
If the lab leak theory is true, it exculpates Donald Trump from all -- the whole way we think about he dealt with coronavirus would change.
It's the right thing to do. It is the smart thing to do. It won't be popular in some quarters, but we ought to do it anyway.
In my opinion, what I would encourage you to encourage the President to do is this week to announce that of all of our foreign policy issues, and they're all important, everything from Myanmar to--I get it, but our single most important…
I am deeply concerned about the recent reports in the media which suggest that voices from within the intelligence and scientific community that raised concerned about the origins of Covid-19 were silenced.
The virus came from China. The best vaccines came from the United States, and we have an opportunity right now to demonstrate to the world what American leadership looks like.
I have sanctions that would be available to you if they fail to cooperate. Would you support those sanctions?
If you allow the Iranians to go back into the deal with robust enrichment program, any enrichment program, the Arabs are not going to sit on the sidelines.
Do you not understand that your policy changes have led to the floodgates being opened?
What if everybody in the Middle East, the Arabs and the Iranians, could have nuclear power from an international fuel bank and nobody needed to enrich, does that sound like a good idea?





