Graham Faces Backlash Over Georgia Vote Claims and Trump Loyalty Concerns

Lindsey Graham solicited donations during a Fox News interview, claiming he has spent $1.5 million on legal bills related to election interference.
Graham defended his conduct in Georgia, but the Secretary of State said Graham asked about throwing out legal votes.
Despite a recommendation of charges, the DA spared Graham from indictment for election interference.
Graham could face a primary challenger from the right in 2026 for being insufficiently loyal to Trump.
Graham was booed at a Trump rally in South Carolina, showing Trump's base rejects him.

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Graham Pushes Disaster Relief and Ukraine Aid Package, Reintroduces Abortion Ban, and Criticizes Biden's Ukraine Response

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham voted for a short-term deal to keep the government open, but plans to push for a larger funding bill for Ukraine, border security, and disaster aid within the next 45 days.