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

  • Senator Graham says Senate will pass a bill with disaster funding, robust Ukraine aid, and border security in the next 30 days.

  • Graham criticizes the Biden administration for being too slow in providing weapons to Ukraine. Says stopping Ukraine aid is a "death sentence" for Taiwan.

  • Feinstein was a role model in politics who could get things done by working across the aisle, according to Graham. Her life should be reflected on.

  • Graham will reintroduce a 15-week abortion ban bill with exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother. Wants U.S. policy to be like "civilized" European nations.

  • Graham says McConnell miscalculated by trying to pass Ukraine aid without border security. Says Ukraine and border must be linked.

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