Washington Bids Farewell to Lindsey Graham at His Funeral
Lindsey Graham Washington Says Goodbye to Longtime Senator
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Vice President JD Vance remembered Lindsey Graham as a lawmaker who could go to battle without making enemies ... delivering a warm tribute Tuesday as Washington began its final farewell to the longtime South Carolina senator.
Speaking inside the Capitol Rotunda, Vance called Graham "impossible not to like" and praised him as a man who could "disagree with you without being disagreeable."
President Trump is expected to deliver remarks during Tuesday's funeral at Washington National Cathedral, with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy among the dignitaries attending -- and you can watch the service live above.
Trump is expected to deliver remarks during Tuesday’s funeral at Washington National Cathedral, with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy among the dignitaries attending -- and you can watch the service live above.
TMZ DC's Charlie was on Capitol Hill Tuesday morning ... capturing Graham's casket as it arrived at the Capitol Rotunda.
As TMZ previously reported ... Graham died July 11 at 71 from a tear in his aorta caused by heart disease. He will be laid to rest Wednesday in South Carolina.
It'll be a final homecoming for a lawmaker who spent more than three decades representing the Palmetto State in Washington.
