Lindsey Graham

Let’s talk about one thing it’s not. It’s not a window into the soul of South Carolina. It’s not who we are. It’s about this guy [who] has got tons of problems.

If that means providing bombs, provide bombs.

If it takes bombs, bunker buster bombs, so be it.

This is a historic moment. Four presidents have promised that they won’t get a nuclear weapon on your watch. You can fulfill that promise.

It is now time to end this terrible chapter in the Middle East and start a new chapter.

You either want to do away with their nuclear program or you don’t.

If diplomacy fails, you use force.

Wouldn’t the world be better off if the ayatollahs went away and were replaced by something better?

If diplomacy is not successful, and we are left with the option of force, I would urge President Trump to go all in to make sure that, when this operation is over, there's nothing left standing in Iran regarding their nuclear program.

If we can't get the Ayatollah back to the table, it is now time to end his nuclear program using military force jointly with Israel if we have to.

So, the worst possible outcome for the world is for the Iranian nuclear program to survive after all this.

If diplomacy fails, Mr. President, help Israel finish the job.

The worst possible outcome for the world is for the Iranian nuclear program to survive after all this.

Game on. Pray for Israel.

Hope Greta and her friends can swim!

Hope Greta and her friends can swim!

I’m hoping for the best, but when it comes to the thug in Moscow, we should all prepare for more of the same.

So, let’s don’t get higher on our horse here that we’ve somehow made some major advancement of reducing spending, because we didn’t.

Waiving congressionally passed sanctions is a complicated process.

However, we must remember that the current leadership in Syria achieved its position through force of arms, not through the will of its people.

I am very inclined to support sanctions relief for Syria under the right conditions.

This would truly be a dark horse candidate, but I would ask the papal conclave and Catholic faithful to keep an open mind about this possibility!

The whole idea of using Medicaid to help able-bodied people who could be working, most Americans will say no to.

We’re not overruling the parliamentarian—we’re doing a conga line around her.

It’s not her decision, it’s mine.