Lindsey Graham's 9/11 Statement

Senator Lindsey Graham, (republican) U.S. Senator for South Carolina, posted a statement in recognition of the fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the United States. The statement Mr. Graham made actually only mentioned the 9/11 victims and their families in one short line. The statement really is a way for the Senator to remind the people of the importance of the war in Iraq.
The first thing that a visitor to Sen. Graham's web page might notice is the image of the South Carolina coastline during the sunset. His name in bold letters, underlined with the words "U.S. Senator for South Carolina" conveys the message that while he is in the U.S. Senate he is working for the people of South Carolina. The image next to the one of the South Carolina coastline is that of the U.S. capitol building in Washington D.C.
The page is constructed like that of a newspaper, with the word "Washington" in bold print as the first......

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Title: Lindsay Grahams 9/11 Speech
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