Add yet another possible Republican presidential candidate into the 2016 mix: Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told The Weekly Standard that he may run on a platform based around a staunchly hawkish foreign policy.
"If I get through my general election, if nobody steps up in the presidential mix, if nobody's out there talking — me and McCain have been talking — I may just jump in to get to make these arguments," Graham told the magazine.
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