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The Independent UK
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Joe Sommerlad

Hunter Biden says Trump changed the Lindsey Graham he once knew

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  • Hunter Biden stated he prefers to remember the late Senator Lindsey Graham for his friendship with his father, Joe Biden, rather than his subsequent support for Donald Trump and MAGA.
  • Senator Graham, a four-term South Carolina Republican, passed away suddenly over the weekend from a ruptured aorta after returning from a diplomatic mission to Ukraine.
  • Biden recalled a time before Trump when senators from opposing parties could maintain friendships and cited Graham's past praise for Joe Biden's character.
  • Joe Biden expressed shock at Graham's death, while former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger echoed Hunter Biden's sentiment, noting his own friendship with Graham ended due to his shift to Trumpism.
  • Donald Trump led tributes, forgiving Graham's past criticisms and remembering him as a 'tough cookie' who became an unquestioning supporter of his foreign policy.

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Hunter Biden says he prefers to remember Lindsey Graham as he was ‘before Trump’

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