Sen. Scott on Lindsey Graham's role in "building bridges," including with Trump
Summary
Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina spoke about Senator Lindsey Graham’s death and called him a strong leader who helped connect people, including President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans. Scott highlighted Graham’s role in working across political parties and said the Senate will need a new leader to continue that work.Key Facts
- Senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly at age 71.
- Senator Tim Scott described Graham as a powerful leader who built bridges with others.
- Graham was initially skeptical of President Trump but later became a close ally.
- Graham often acted as a link between President Trump and Senate Republicans.
- Scott said Graham's friendship with Trump, including time spent playing golf, helped their connection.
- Scott plans to rename the South Carolina Prayer Breakfast to honor Graham.
- Graham was known for bipartisanship and had a significant impact on U.S. foreign policy.
- Leaders around the world have recognized Graham’s contributions beyond South Carolina and the U.S.
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