Lindsey Graham Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

About (Profile/Biography):
Lindsey Graham is a longtime American politician and senior U.S. Senator from South Carolina, known for his sharp wit, shifting alliances, and outspoken personality. A Republican, he started his political career in the House of Representatives before being elected to the Senate in 2003. Often nicknamed “Lindsey” or “Graham,” he has built a reputation for his strong defense policies, legal expertise, and frequent appearances on cable news. Born in Central, South Carolina, he overcame a difficult childhood to become one of the Senate’s most influential voices. From supporting the Iraq War to defending Supreme Court nominees, Graham is known for his loyalty to institutions, even when it puts him at odds with his party. His relationship with former President Donald Trump evolved from fierce critic to staunch supporter, surprising many in Washington. Over his long career, Graham has courted praise, controversy, and considerable media attention.
Early Life and Education of Lindsey Graham
• Lindsey grew up in a small town above his family's pool hall after losing both parents before turning 22.
• Graham was the first in his family to attend college, earning a degree from the University of South Carolina in 1977.
• He joined the Air Force Judge Advocate General’s Corps after law school, serving as a military lawyer.
Political Career of Lindsey Graham
• Graham entered Congress in 1995, serving four terms in the House of Representatives for South Carolina's 3rd district.
• In 2002, Lindsey won a Senate seat and became known for his strong positions on national security and foreign policy.
• He became a key figure on the Senate Judiciary Committee, playing a major role in judicial confirmations.
Key Positions and Beliefs 
• Graham supports a strong military presence abroad and was a vocal backer of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
• He often breaks with his party on immigration, supporting pathways to citizenship for certain undocumented immigrants.
• Lindsey has backed bipartisan prison reform, earning praise from both conservatives and liberals.
Awards and Recognitions received by Lindsey Graham
• Graham received the Charles L. Decker Award for Outstanding Trial Advocacy from the U.S. Air Force in 1984.
• He was honored with the Friend of the Taxpayer Award multiple times by fiscally conservative groups.
• Time magazine listed him among the 100 most influential people in the world in 2021.
Lesser-Known Facts about Lindsey Graham
• Lindsey legally adopted his younger sister at 22, becoming her guardian after both parents died within 15 months.
• Despite being a Republican, Graham has voted to confirm many of a Democratic president’s judicial nominees.
• Lindsey still serves in the Air Force Reserve and holds the rank of Colonel in the Judge Advocate General's Corps.
Controversies around Lindsey Graham
• Lindsey faced backlash for switching from a Trump critic in 2016 to one of his staunchest defenders by 2018.
• He was widely criticized for saying, "use my words against me" about Supreme Court nominations—then supporting Barrett in 2020.
• Graham was subpoenaed in 2022 over calls made during Trump’s alleged election interference efforts in Georgia.