This article examines Lindsey Graham's political philosophy and his conviction that the United States should leverage its global influence to promote democratic values and stability worldwide. Through his career, Graham has consistently advocated for an interventionist foreign policy rooted in the belief that American engagement serves humanitarian purposes. The piece explores how his worldview shaped major geopolitical decisions and positions him among a diminishing group of policymakers who maintain this perspective on international relations.

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