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.
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…
Your budget, like every other President's budget, is probably not going to go very far, but that is just the way it is around here.
I think we should send a clear signal to China--seems to be a source of a lot of pandemics--that if this did occur in the lab, expect something to happen because if we do not, we are just going to reinforce this in the future.
I was supportive of Vice President Biden's efforts, I think it's $750 million we set aside for Central America to address better governance, poverty, corruption, and lack of the rule of law.
I put forward the Emergency Resupply the Iron Dome Act, to basically divert those funds from Gaza.
America needs to lead from the front, and developmental aid is a tool in the toolbox to make the world a safer place.
I share the same concern that Gaza is controlled by Hamas and other terrorists.
Count me in, Mr. Chairman, for trying to increase funding to make sure as many people in the world can be vaccinated as soon as possible.
The longer the virus flourishes, the longer it can replicate itself and maybe come up with a form that the vaccines we have today are not effective.
There's a very strong linkage between women's economic engagement and the political and economic stability of a nation.
I would suggest that we have a collaboration between the Department of Homeland Security and USAID.
They work in very dangerous locations, taking risks for our country every day to change people's lives for the better.
If the primary were held tomorrow, President Trump would win if he chose to run going away. Would you support President Trump if he`s our nominee? Every Republican needs to be asked that question.
The vaccine, developing the vaccine as fast as we did, what is your biggest takeaway, Dr. Collins?
So, it is in America's interest to get the vaccine out to as many people as possible?
Do you feel like the budget request being made is enough to continue to build on what we have done?
I think we should send a clear signal to China--seems to be a source of a lot of pandemics--that if this did occur in the lab, expect something to happen because if we do not, we are just going to reinforce this in the future.
I accept the results of the election. I don`t know what the audit is all about in Arizona. I don`t know the details, but I am ready to move on. 2020 is over for me. I`m ready to march on and hopefully take back the House and the Senate in…
I think it would be a disaster for the Republican Party if we just didn`t acknowledge the fact that Donald Trump is the most popular person in the party. If you tried to run him out of the party, he take half the party with him.
If we enact sequestration, would we be shooting ourselves in the foot? He said, 'We would be shooting ourselves in the head.'





