Lindsey Graham

“They’re trying to drain the guy dry... I just think we need to help our nominee as best we can,” Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said.
The South Carolina senator was brought on stage by former President Donald Trump during his victory speech for the state’s Republican presidential primary on Saturday.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk criticized the reluctance of GOP politicians to provide aid to Ukraine in a social media post last week.
Zuckerberg and other tech CEOs testified in front of a Senate committee on Wednesday.
Graham reportedly had a lot to say about the former president.
The South Carolina senator hit midtown Manhattan to wage his bizarre battle on behalf of the fast food chain.
The South Carolina senator offered his two cents on the former president's recent rhetoric, which was widely condemned as echoing Adolf Hitler.
Republicans walked out of the hearing as Democrats voted to compel billionaire GOP donor Harlan Crow and conservative legal activist Leonard Leo to testify.
“If this continues, this is one of the worst self-inflicted wounds in 20 years. We’re taking the military and throwing it in the ditch,” warned Sen. Lindsey Graham.
The South Carolina senator's claim flies in the face of Trump's own words.