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Senator Lindsey Graham Leaves Modest Wealth Despite Long Political Career Lindsey Graham, a longtime U.S. Senator and close ally of Israel, died at 71 with a modest net worth of $1.5 million, reflecting his humble origins and dedication to public service over personal wealth. Despite decades in Congress, he avoided financial gain typical of many politicians.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Lindsey Graham died at 71 with a net worth of about $1.5 million, low for a longtime senator. 02 He served 31 years in Congress and held senior Republican leadership roles. 03 Graham grew up in a working-class family in South Carolina and was the first in his family to attend college. 04 He avoided risky investments, focusing on mutual and bond funds, owning homes in D.C. and South Carolina. 05 Never married and childless, he devoted his life to public service rather than wealth accumulation. 06 Israeli PM Netanyahu called Graham one of Israel’s greatest friends and praised his patriotism. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu praised Graham as a great friend of Israel.
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