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Lindsey Graham, Who 'Never Met a War He Didn't Want to Send Your Kids to,' Dies at 71

The article reports Graham’s death and recounts critics’ assessments of his foreign-policy record and political legacy.

Lindsey Graham, Who 'Never Met a War He Didn't Want to Send Your Kids to,' Dies at 71
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Sen. Lindsey Graham’s office announced that he died at 71 after a brief, sudden illness. The article recounts criticism of his foreign-policy record and his alliance with Donald Trump.

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ALSO MENTIONED  Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli prime minister mentioned in a critic’s comparison of Graham’s positions on the International Criminal Court; Vladimir Putin, Russian president mentioned in a critic’s comparison of Graham’s positions on the International Criminal Court

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Lindsey Graham Dies at 71

Outlets agree that South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham died at age 71 following a sudden illness, leaving a vacancy in the Senate. Left-leaning outlets emphasize his shift from a critic of Donald Trump into a close ally, alongside criticism of his interventionist foreign policy. Center outlets focus on the circumstances of his passing and examine the resulting race to replace his role as a key Senate intermediary. Right-leaning outlets honor Graham's legislative career, highlighting tributes from Republican leaders and his anti-abortion advocacy.

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