Lindsey Graham

I just cannot tell you how important it is that we set aside the sequestration cuts for the next 2 years and rebuild our military.

Do you agree that the State Department is really national security in another form, as General Mattis indicated?

I think every State will benefit, and we will try to make it the least amount of pain as possible to the four States who get most of the money compared to the other States.

The reason we yank these things back is because Mr. Miller, I've known him for a long time. I know he's passionate and an early supporter of the President, but I'll just tell you his view of immigration has never been in the mainstream in…

Senator Lindsey Graham indicated that, yes, he would be onboard for a potential three-week continuing resolution.

I think we're inside the 10 yard line on immigration.

If you don't understand how desperate the military needs help, then you're not listening to any of our commanders.

March 5th is the drop-dead date for 800,000 people who voluntarily came out of the shadows and passed a criminal background check. I don't think anybody wants to ruin their lives.

The idea of letting this continue to fester is unacceptable to most Americans, and I think now to the Congress as a whole.

It's a bad day for the military according to General Mattis. I think the real world needs to deal with the 800,000 DACA recipients and the overwhelming need to rebuild our military and increase funding that's going to get us there within a…

You can't blame President Trump for a broken congressional system, but we need a better partner at the White House.

The president and all those attending the meeting know what I said and how I feel. I've always believed that America is an idea not defined by its people but by its ideals.

I think this, if he doesn't call himself a genius, nobody else will.

The rule of law depends on the government and all who work on its behalf playing by the rules themselves.

After reviewing how Mr. Steele conducted himself in distributing information contained in the dossier and how many stop signs the DOJ ignored in its use of the dossier, I believe that a special counsel needs to review this matter.

A military attack, an armed attack is very much an option for the U.S. and that perhaps President Trump is closer to exercising that option than some people realize.

I don't want a war, he doesn't want a war, but we're not going to let this crazy man in North Korea have the capability to hit the homeland. We're not going to live this way.

We're heading for war if things don't change.

It would probably be good if he'd say something.

President Trump should stay in your lane and let these proceedings play out. It's OK to talk to the Russians it's just not OK to accept help from them.

Cutting the budget by 30 percent, as, quote, 'radical and reckless.'

While we currently don't have the votes to pass the legislation, I'm not giving up.

This dangerous legislation uses per capita caps to deeply cut and radically restructure the traditional Medicaid program.

It will also harm--and in some cases pose life-threatening harm--to the 23 million people projected to be covered.

Across the country, the situation is no better. Next year, it is expected that 45 percent of all counties in America will have either one or no carriers offering coverage.