In the days following Senator Lindsey Graham's death, the House of Representatives passed his signature Russia sanctions legislation, sending it to President Trump for final judgment. The bill, born of Graham's long conviction that American resolve must meet Russian aggression, now rests at the threshold of executive power — where one signature, or its absence, will reveal the true direction of this administration's foreign policy. Congress has, in effect, preserved a dead senator's voice and placed it before a living president, asking whether his legacy will be honored or set aside.