Lindsey Graham’s death raises questions over GOP foreign policy direction

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The future of the Republican Party’s foreign policy posture took an uncertain turn following the sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), one of the Senate‘s most influential champions of an interventionist, Reagan-era worldview.

Graham was one of Washington’s leading voices on foreign policy, serving as a key adviser to President Donald Trump on issues including Iran and Russia.

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