World Jul 14, 2026 · 1 min read

After Graham’s death and McConnell’s absence, conspiracy theories abound

A collision of online conspiracy theories came for two of the most powerful Republicans in the Senate in recent daysIt was Russia. It was Israel. Could it have been Iran? Or maybe it was a Covid-19 booster. What about the Clintons?After US senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly over the weekend from w...

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by Rachel Leingang
After Graham’s death and McConnell’s absence, conspiracy theories abound

A collision of online conspiracy theories came for two of the most powerful Republicans in the Senate in recent days

It was Russia. It was Israel. Could it have been Iran? Or maybe it was a Covid-19 booster. What about the Clintons?

After US senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly over the weekend from what a preliminary medical examiner report said was an aortic dissection, conspiracy theories spread quickly claiming – without evidence – that any number of foreign adversaries or other frequent conspiracy subjects might have orchestrated the Republican’s death.

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