As an Air Force Officer who currently holds the rank of Lt. Colonel in the Air Force Reserves, Lindsey Graham understands the importance of having a strong national defense. He believes that whenever we send our military into harm's way, we must go in with overwhelming force, achieve victory, and bring our men and women home. More...

In the seven years Lindsey Graham has served on the Education and Workforce Committee in the House of Representatives, he has followed a simple philosophy: Washington can be a partner in improving education, but the federal bureaucracy should not call all the shots. More...

Created more than 70 years ago, Social Security has been one of the most popular and successful programs in our nation's history. Lindsey Graham is committed to protecting and preserving Social Security for today's recipients and tomorrow's beneficiaries. More...   

Americans pay nearly 50 percent of their income toward local, state, and federal taxes. Lindsey Graham believes that no person should be forced to work from January to June of every year just to pay the tax collector. More...

When Lindsey Graham was elected to Congress in 1994, the federal government was piling mountains of bad debt on to our children's already overburdened shoulders. The outlook for fiscal discipline in Washington was bleak, and some politicians said it just wasn't possible for the federal government to balance its books. More...

In a time of rapid medical developments, access to prescription drugs helps patients thrive and live healthy, productive lives. 

Lindsey Graham is concerned with the rising costs of prescription drugs and the fact that hefty price tags on some life saving medications put them out of reach for senior citizens. For many seniors on Medicare, prescription drugs are the single most expensive item in their budget! More...

Lindsey Graham is pro-life. Like Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, Lindsey Graham believes strongly in the sanctity of human life from conception to the last breath. More...

Patients are frustrated and feel that their health plan places more importance on the insurance company's bottom line than patients' health and well-being. Doctors are frustrated at the fact they are spending more time on paperwork than they are spending with their patients. And health care providers are concerned that the rising cost of medicine will eventually place their services beyond the reach of average Americans. More...