Remembering Lindsey Graham (Executive Session)

This was not a policy debate. Members of the Senate spoke in memory of their colleague Lindsey Graham, who had recently passed away. Senator Ricketts described Graham’s decades of military and congressional service, his work across party lines, and his friendship. Senator Tillis dedicated his remarks to Graham, noting that Graham had been the last senator to use a chart on the floor, and then went on to his own remarks using a chart. The session was given over to tributes and remembrance rather than legislation.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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