Lindsey Graham is so mad about his phone records being investigated that the South Carolina Republican might shut down the whole dadgum government. On Thursday night, Graham refused to support a bill agreed upon by both Donald Trump and Senate Democrats that would have solidified 95 percent of the year’s funding for federal agencies.

Lindsey Graham (R-NC), who is unhappy with a House-backed provision included in one of the bills, brought Senate business to a halt. The provision in question would repeal a law allowing senators to receive cash payouts if they had their phone records seized during Jack Smith’s investigation.

The Senate’s race to avert a shutdown hit the skids late Thursday night as Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) placed a hold on the government funding package, forcing leaders to punt the vote. Senators had been hoping to vote on the so-called minibus after leaders struck a deal earlier in the day and President Trump

President Donald Trump and Senate Democrats have a deal to fund most of the government for the rest of the year.

S.C., slammed House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., over Arctic Frost and vowed to fight the Trump-backed government funding package, despite White House pressure.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) unleashed a fiery warning to House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) Friday. As a federal shutdown deadline was just hours away, Graham voiced his anger over the House voting against a law that would allow senators to sue the federal government — for potentially millions of dollars — if their data was obtained without their