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South Carolina Republicans Must Oust Warmonger Lindsey Graham

The column urges South Carolina voters to replace Graham, criticizing his support for possible U.S. military action in Iran.

South Carolina Republicans Must Oust Warmonger Lindsey Graham
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A FITSNews opinion column urges South Carolina Republicans to defeat Lindsey Graham, arguing that his support for possible U.S. military action in Iran risks American lives and money. It names Mark Lynch and Paul Dans as alternatives in this year’s primary.

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Lindsey Graham
Former U.S. Senator (R-SC)

South Carolina senator and the target of the column’s call to be defeated in the Republican primary

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Nancy Mace
R · SC-1

South Carolina representative criticizing Graham’s position on Iran

Mark Lynch
R · SC

Republican Senate candidate challenging Graham

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President considering possible U.S. military action in Iran

Marjorie Taylor Greene
Former U.S. Representative (R-GA)

Former Georgia representative calling for Graham’s defeat

Paul Dans
R · SC

Republican Senate candidate challenging Graham

Florida representative criticizing Graham’s comments about U.S. troops

ALSO MENTIONED  Barack Obama, Former president mentioned in connection with Graham’s past political record; Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli prime minister described as advising Graham on influencing Trump

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Lindsey Graham Compares Possible Iran Ground Operation to Iwo Jima

Lindsey Graham urged President Trump to seize Iran’s Kharg Island and invoked Iwo Jima in discussing a possible U.S. operation; Republican lawmakers criticized his comments. Left-leaning outlets link Graham’s advocacy to the war’s costs and escalation. Center outlets foreground Republican objections to his proposal, troop risks and his role advising Trump. Right-leaning outlets also criticize the proposal, stressing potential casualties and, in opinion pieces, urging restraint or Graham’s replacement.

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