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'''Lindsey Olin Graham''', born (July 9, 1955 – July 11, 2026) (aged 71), also known as '''Ladybug''', is the senior [[United States]] [[Senator]] from the state of [[South Carolina]]. He is a member of the [[Republican Party]] and a liberal [[RINO]] on some issues.  On December 21, 2015, he withdrew his bid for the [[2016 presidential election|Republican 2016 presidential nomination]].  

'''Lindsey Olin Graham''', born (July 9, 1955 – July 11, 2026) (aged 71), also known as '''Ladybug''', was the senior [[United States]] [[Senator]] from the state of [[South Carolina]]. He was a member of the [[Republican Party]] and a liberal [[RINO]] on some issues.  On December 21, 2015, he withdrew his bid for the [[2016 presidential election|Republican 2016 presidential nomination]].  

Graham is a [[neocon]] [[warmonger]] and [[Trump-Russia hoax]]er.<ref>https://t.me/llordofwar/535557</ref>

Graham was a [[neocon]] [[warmonger]] and [[Trump-Russia hoax]]er.<ref>https://t.me/llordofwar/535557</ref>

Graham is a media-pandering [[liberal]] until election time, or when he hoped to be picked as [[Trump]]'s vice president. It can be a bad sign when Graham praises a [[Republican]] nominee, and conversely a good sign when Graham opposes one. Despite continuing to hold to his [[RINO]] positions, he belatedly became more supportive of [[conservative]] President [[Donald Trump]] when Graham faced reelection against a conservative primary challenger in 2020 and a heavily funded [[Democrat]] in the general election, [[Jaime Harrison]].  Graham is up for reelection in 2026 and [[Republican]]s should have a more [[conservative]] senator representing the people of [[South Carolina]].

Graham was a media-pandering [[liberal]] until election time, or when he hoped to be picked as [[Trump]]'s vice president. It could be a bad sign when Graham praised a [[Republican]] nominee, and conversely a good sign when Graham opposed one. Despite continuing to hold to his [[RINO]] positions, he belatedly became more supportive of [[conservative]] President [[Donald Trump]] when Graham faced reelection against a conservative primary challenger in 2020 and a heavily funded [[Democrat]] in the general election, [[Jaime Harrison]].  Graham was up for reelection in 2026 and [[Republican]]s should have a more [[conservative]] senator representing the people of [[South Carolina]].

Sen. Graham was booed for six straight minutes by a massive crowd of 50,000 when he attended a [[Trump]] rally on July 1, in Pinkens, [[South Carolina]], near his hometown.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/lindsey-graham-booed-in-his-own-backyard-by-maga-crowd/ar-AA1djcO7</ref>  The [[liberal media]], to whom Graham panders, was dismayed and pretended not to understand why.

Sen. Graham was booed for six straight minutes by a massive crowd of 50,000 when he attended a [[Trump]] rally on July 1, in Pinkens, [[South Carolina]], near his hometown.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/lindsey-graham-booed-in-his-own-backyard-by-maga-crowd/ar-AA1djcO7</ref>  The [[liberal media]], to whom Graham pandered, was dismayed and pretended not to understand why.

Greenville businessman [[Mark Lynch]] has declared his intention to challenge Graham in the 2026 primary.<ref>https://stonezone.com/mark-lynch-vs-lindsey-graham/</ref> However, he was defeated by Graham.

Greenville businessman [[Mark Lynch]] had declared his intention to challenge Graham in the 2026 primary.<ref>https://stonezone.com/mark-lynch-vs-lindsey-graham/</ref> However, he was defeated by Graham.

==Biography==

==Biography==