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Mace says Graham ‘needs to be removed from the Situation Room’ over war stance
Rep. Nancy Mace criticized Sen. Lindsey Graham's call for military action in Iran, citing past mistakes and urging his removal from the Situation Room amid ongoing U.S. casualties.
- On Monday, Republican Representative Nancy Mace demanded Senator Lindsey Graham be removed from the Situation Room, accusing him of wanting to "send someone else's kids to war" regarding Iran's Kharg Island.
- Graham urged President Donald Trump on Sunday to seize the major Iranian oil hub, arguing the regime would "die on the vine" and comparing the operation to the Battle of Iwo Jima.
- Primary challenger Paul Dans wrote that Graham was "drunk on war and power," while former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene called him a "psychotic neocon" willing to "send US Marines in to be slaughtered in Iran."
- These intra-party rifts threaten Graham's political capital as he seeks a fifth Senate term, with opponents leveraging his Iran stance to fuel criticism among South Carolina conservatives ahead of June primaries.
- At least 13 U.S. service members have died since the administration launched its war, while the Senate recently advanced a $95 billion foreign aid package, reflecting broader congressional divisions over military strategy.
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Mace says Graham 'needs to be removed from the Situation Room' over war stance
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace on Sunday night publicly criticized fellow South Carolina Republican U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham over his recent comments advocating for aggressive military action against Iran, launching a series of posts on X aimed at his foreign policy record and war stance. In multiple posts from her official [...]
·Charleston, United States
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