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Journalist [[Aaron Maté]] observed:
 
Journalist [[Aaron Maté]] observed:
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{{Cquote|Lindsey Graham was a bloodthirsty [[warmonger]] who wanted to you use [[Russiagate]], the allegation that [[Trump]] and [[Russia]] were in cahoots, and that Russia interfered in the [[election]], which was a complete scam. He used that to push [[Russia sanctions|sanctions on Russia]] and to promote [[war]] because he said that Russia, by interfering in the election, committed an act of war. And he used that fear-mongering to enlist [[Democrat]]s. He tapped into their fear of Trump and their opposition to Trump to say, "Come along with me in fighting Trump and standing up to Russia" by fueling a [[NATO war in Ukraine|proxy war in Ukraine]] essentially. And Democrats went along.  
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{{Cquote|Lindsey Graham was a bloodthirsty [[warmonger]] who wanted to use [[Russiagate]], the allegation that [[Trump]] and [[Russia]] were in cahoots and that Russia interfered in the [2016] [[election]], which was a complete scam. He used that to push [[Russia sanctions|sanctions on Russia]] and to promote [[war]] because he said that Russia, by interfering in the election, committed an act of war. And he used that fear-mongering to enlist [[Democrat]]s. He tapped into their [[fear]] of Trump and their opposition to Trump to say, "Come along with me in fighting Trump and standing up to Russia" by fueling a [[NATO war in Ukraine|proxy war in Ukraine]] essentially. And Democrats went along.  
    
So Lindsey Graham, despite his reputation as a [[Republican]] war hawk, he really represents something very, very [[bipartisan]]. And that legacy lives on because his [[Senate]] colleagues are trying to pass a measure in his honor that imposes the crippling sanctions on Russia he's been trying to push for a long time now, including secondary sanctions on countries that buy Russian [[energy]].}}
 
So Lindsey Graham, despite his reputation as a [[Republican]] war hawk, he really represents something very, very [[bipartisan]]. And that legacy lives on because his [[Senate]] colleagues are trying to pass a measure in his honor that imposes the crippling sanctions on Russia he's been trying to push for a long time now, including secondary sanctions on countries that buy Russian [[energy]].}}
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