Sen. Graham embodies everything wrong and sick about the American political class. And about American foreign policy.

A childless and unmarried member of the "boomer" generation, he has advocated over his four decades as a politician in favor of every war and foreign conflict that has been backed by his foreign interlocutors and their paid agitators inside the Beltway. Whence the money flows.

Graham is the epitome of who the great Nassim Nicholas Taleb writes about in his masterpiece, Skin in the Game, in that his political positions are untethered to his existence in the real world.

"Russians are dying," he told the Ukrainians to encourage them to continue in their disastrous proxy war with the much larger country. "It's the best money we've ever spent."

But Graham is not spending his money. He is spending our money – almost $200 billion but likely more. And the Russians are not the only ones dying. Millions of Ukrainians have also been killed fighting Graham's proxy war against Russia.

Whatever the case and whatever your view on the war, each of those millions of Russians and Ukrainians had wives and children and families who loved them and who have been devastated by the end of the most important person in their life.