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Nearly a decade ago, as Russian troops entered the Crimean peninsula, congressional Republicans were in uproar, blaming Moscow’s land grab on then president Barack Obama’s weakness on the global stage. Loudest among the Republican critics was the South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham, who assailed Obama as a “weak, indecisive leader”.
A leading Republican senator said Donald Trump was “simply ringing the warning bell” when he caused global alarm by declaring he would encourage Russia to attack Nato allies who did not pay enough to maintain the alliance, as Trump’s party closed ranks behind its presumptive presidential nominee.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) has been one of Donald Trump’s staunchest supporters in public, but an upcoming book reportedly claims he was anything but during his secret testimony to a grand jury.
The South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham “threw Donald Trump under the bus” in testimony to a grand jury investigating election subversion in Georgia, a new book reportedly says, revealing that the former president would have believed “martians came and stole the election” he lost to Joe Biden in 2020.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Tuesday the New Hampshire primary results are of "great interest," but that he has no news to report regarding an endorsement for former President Donald Trump.
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WASHINGTON ― Congress is striving to accomplish what rarely gets done in an election year: three separate bipartisan agreements on taxes, spending and immigration policy.