Lindsey Graham’s funeral reaffirmed the National Cathedral as America’s Westminster Abbey
President Donald Trump and a who’s who of political leaders returned Tuesday to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, better known as the National Cathedral, for the funeral of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.The service reaffirmed something many Republicans seemed ready to abandon only 18 months ago: The National Cathedral remains America’s Westminster Abbey.
- ▪President Donald Trump and a who’s who of political leaders returned Tuesday to the Cathedral Church of St.
- ▪Paul, better known as the National Cathedral, for the funeral of the late Sen.
- ▪Lindsey Graham.The service reaffirmed something many Republicans seemed ready to abandon only 18 months ago: The National Cathedral remains America’s Westminster Abbey.
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President Donald Trump and a who’s who of political leaders returned Tuesday to the Cathedral Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, better known as the National Cathedral, for the funeral of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.The service reaffirmed something many Republicans seemed ready to abandon only 18 months ago: The National Cathedral remains America’s Westminster Abbey. Recommended Stories Lindsey Graham’s funeral reaffirmed the National Cathedral as America’s Westminster Abbey AI panic is building the ultimate honeypot Trump is crushing fraud. Now it’s time to nuke the machine The last time Trump entered the Gothic edifice was Jan. 21, 2025, the first full day of his presidency. During the traditional inaugural prayer service, the Episcopal bishop of Washington, the Rt. Rev.
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