Annie Greyer
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308 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 14 Jul
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And he still won handily.
There's going to be a bunch of this in the race to replace Lindsey Graham because I think it's going to be fresh on voters' minds that Lindsey Graham just died in office at 71.
Are they going to choose to send somebody older or perhaps, you know, younger to replace Senator Graham so that they can have more confidence that that person will be able to serve longer?
OK, so part of the reason we don't have rules is because who likes to create rules that, you know, restrict themselves?
But also as part of the issue here that our politicians are, one, living longer and certainly sticking around in Congress longer than they used to.
You know, I think it's easy.
There's always recency bias when it comes to these sort of things.
And he was around before I covered the Senate, but Strom Thurmond served in office until he was 100, right?
Classic.
Everybody told me that, you know, by the time he was done, he was very diminished.
And I think there's a lot of examples of that in recent history, people hanging on as long as they can.
I think like the best example is Chuck Grassley, who's the oldest senator in his 90s.
Much older than Lindsey Graham has been.
And, you know, I do think when he won reelection, to me, there were questions about his health.
I went out and covered his reelection race and he challenged me to a push-up contest, which...
Makes you laugh, right?
But it's also like, okay, this guy's trying to meet this challenge of are you too old to serve in office?
And here we are.
It's 2026.
He's still there.
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