Ingraham: Voters Believe Darline Graham Is a ‘Blueprint of Lindsey Graham’ on the Iran War Issue

‘It’s a tough one because as we were talking about before, there is public frustration with the Iran conflict’

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INGRAHAM: "It’s a tough one, because as we were talking about before, there is public frustration with the Iran conflict. Lindsey Graham was obviously a big foreign policy hawk and beloved by the president. They had a great relationship even though they disagreed on fundamental issues like immigration and foreign entanglements. But as a family member, even though she has different views on some issues, I think the voters probably just believed she was a blueprint of Lindsey Graham on the issue that is the toughest for Republicans right now, and she struggled in the beginning on some of these fundamental questions of politics. It's always risky when for nostalgia reasons you pick someone who's a relative of someone who had a big personality and a big presence. It was a risk. I thought it was not the right call, but the president’s political judgment has been almost always right on these key issues. He went with his own judgment and she may pull it out in the end."

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