Lindsey Graham

I met a junior airman as the sun was going down and a chill was setting on the tarmac.

I did the same with his boss, a colonel with a heart the size of Texas.

and a beautiful deployment mustache to match.

I would urge President Trump to go all in to make sure that when this operation is over, there's nothing left standing in Iran regarding their nuclear program.

The most dangerous thing in the world, in my opinion, would be the regime in Iran possessing a nuclear weapon.

And if military force is necessary, then so be it.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham spotted by TMZ at Disney World.

You can see him carrying a bubble wand at the Magic Kingdom, dining at Chef Mickey's, and even in line to ride Space Mountain.

Are you kidding me?

He was in Florida on meetings and just decided to swing by Disney World.

A whole host of new food items this year, including the behemoth bat flip.

Two pounds of meat and onions and egg and holy moly.

Imagine it's the spring of 1957.

You're an editor at a distinguished literary publishing house in New York and one of the few senior women in the office.

You walk into a towering Art Deco building in the heart of midtown Manhattan.

Your shoulder strains under a heavy bag.

You're carrying a 250-page manuscript, and it's a story that you can't get off your mind.

After two decades in the business, you've established yourself as a trusted leader with a strong instinct for story and a talent for working with young writers.

As you enter the office, you're greeted by a more junior employee named Marguerite.

You're surprised.