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During yesterday's tribute event for Senator Lindsey Graham, Former Staff Director and Chief Counsel for the Senate Judiciary Committee, Katherine Nikas, honored the late Senator’s loyalty, courage, and commitment to the country and to the Constitution: “Senator Lindsey Graham’s https://t.co/FeiLcuL5pw
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Judge Julius N. Richardson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit reflects on the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s character and enduring influence: “His defense of Justice Kavanaugh and the confirmation process itself, provided moral clarity, conviction, and https://t.co/hUOuJqMim0
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During today's FedSoc event, @AFergusonFTC emphasizes Senator Graham’s commitment to the “good guys”, citing his renowned defense of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh during his confirmation hearing: “Senator Graham understood, better than most senators, that most of https://t.co/E95m5KiiCR
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Former Chief Counsel to the U.S. Senate Committee on Judiciary, @mike_frags, reflects on the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s legacy as Judiciary Chairman: “Lindsey was a patriot who took his job very seriously… In his two years as chairman, he confirmed almost 20% of the federal https://t.co/4jr8lLYICV
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RT @cspan: LIVE now on C-SPAN: Discussion on Legacy of Late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) via @FedSoc https://t.co/i0IT1PsGHC https://t.co/Hc…
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[LIVE] Lindsey Graham and the Judiciary: A Senate Legacy https://t.co/MmeJ9PwSII
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For more than two decades, Senator Lindsey Graham played a central role in the Senate's judicial confirmation process, helping shape the federal judiciary through some of the nation's most consequential nomination battles. Join the us TODAY at 12:00 PM for a discussion with
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Meet Abigail Adams—America's "Founding Mother." Although she never signed the Declaration of Independence, held elected office, or fought in the Revolution, Abigail Adams helped shape the early Republic through her intellect, correspondence, and counsel to her husband, President https://t.co/SbLhgEV7yR
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