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Opinion: Graham’s moral collapse is no longer a slow drip; it's a tidal wave of unholy water gushing at the devil incarnate that is the fiery Trump, writes John Casey.
Here are 20 hilarious reactions to the genteel senator from South Carolina and his unserious suggestion.
Graham and Ted Cruz went after a nominee who once served in Congress as a Democrat and supported the pro-LGBTQ+ rights Equality Act.
The South Carolina Republican senator, who has consistently voted for anti-LGBTQ+ policies, has denied being queer.
The Republican senator made the statement even though it was Donald Trump who originally agreed to the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan.
The South Carolina senator with a mixed record on LGBT issues teased his presidential campaign today, with a formal campaign launch expected June 1.
Graham, ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was recommended for indictment by a grand jury. Karma may not be the senator's boyfriend.
Democrat Jaime Harrison ran a strong campaign against Graham, who used to be a Trump critic but is now a lap dog, but in the end Graham pulled off a victory.
The Trump toadie responded to a taunting tweet from Chelsea Handler.
MSNBC panelists had a lot of laughs insinuating the senator is gay, but that pales in comparison to the serious damage he's doing to this country.
Graham was ordered to speak to a Georgia grand jury Thursday on election interference on behalf of Donald Trump in the state.
A new article digs into the dark soul of a senator madder than a wet hen.
The Republican senator is outraged because some Notre Dame students and staff don't want one of the homophobe-run company's restaurants on campus.
Quinn Cummings, tweeting about Graham being out-fundraised by opponent Jaime Harrison, says he's likely been "topped" by a Black man before.
The South Carolina senator ignored the term's connotation of racist brutality in defending the president's characterization of the impeachment inquiry.
The South Carolina senator's obsequiousness to the president and his family knows no bounds.
Speaking on Rachel Maddow's show, Clinton said Republicans continue to use her as a diversion from Trump's corruption.
