Marjorie Taylor Greene has caused a lot of anger after making a harsh, live broadcast attack on the memory of late Senator Lindsey Graham, just days after he passed away suddenly and tragically.
The former Georgia Representative used a platform on the left-wing network The Young Turks to deliver an attack that critics have called “classless” and “spiteful.” Graham, who was a well-known figure in American politics for over 20 years, died unexpectedly on July 11, 2026, at the age of 71 due to an aortic dissection.
While many people from both sides of the political spectrum have sent messages of support for the late South Carolina senator, Greene has gone against the usual rules of political behavior.
Graham had said, “I can’t die now” in a phone call just before his death.
Trump also made a strange tribute, saying Graham was “totally against me.”
On Monday, Greene appeared with host Cenk Uygur and gave a very harsh “eulogy” that surprised people from all political groups.
“Lindsey Graham was a neo-con warmonger.
A murderer,” Greene said directly during the broadcast.”He wanted to kill innocent people in Iran, Gaza, Lebanon.He was a dedicated Zionist.”
She didn’t stop there, pointing out his work in his home state while the country was still in mourning.
“He was the greatest lobbyist the military industrial complex ever had — with over 400 defense contractors in his state alone,” she said, showing her complete break from mainstream Republican views on foreign policy.
The timing of her remarks has caused a lot of public anger.
Millions of Americans are still dealing with the sudden loss of a powerful senator, whose office had just released the first medical findings.
Before appearing on TYT, Greene had already tested public reactions by posting a sarcastic “RIP” message on social media in response to military updates, writing: “Lindsey Graham would be proud.”
Greene saw this as an opportunity to make her point.
The online reaction was quick and harsh.
MAGA supporters and political commentators flooded social media with criticism, calling her actions “classless,” “hateful,” and “spiteful,” adding that “money cannot buy class.”
What has worried observers the most is choosing to make such strong personal attacks at a time when the target can’t respond.
One X user wrote: “This is not a eulogy, it is slandering a dead person who cannot answer the allegations.”
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“Eulogies are posthumous praise delivered to celebrate a life, not ill-timed condemnation of the recently deceased.”
Graham, a veteran Air Force lawyer known for being a strong debater and one of Washington’s top foreign policy voices, can no longer answer his critics.
While President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader John Thune have publicly mourned the loss of a “loyal and steadfast friend” and a “strong advocate for the United States,” Greene has used the immediate aftermath of his death to damage his reputation.

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