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Bob Graham

Senator Bob Graham is the former two-term governor of Florida and served for 18 years in the United States Senate. This combined with 12 years in the Florida legislature for a total of 38 years of public service. As Governor and Senator, Bob Graham was a centrist, committed to bringing his colleagues together behind programs that served the broadest public interest. Bob Graham retired from public service in January 2005, following his Presidential campaign in 2004. While recognized for his leadership on issues ranging from health care to environmental preservation, Senator Graham is best known for his ten years of service on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence—including eighteen months as chairman in 2001-2002. During his leadership he co-chaired the House-Senate Joint Inquiry into the intelligence community’s failures prior to 9/11. Following the release of the Joint Inquiry’s final report in July 2003, Senator Graham steadfastly advocated reform of the intelligence community and sponsored legislation to bring about needed changes. In the fall of 2004 Senator Graham authored Intelligence Matters based upon his experiences gleaned during the joint inquiry and his analysis of the run up to the Iraq war. Senator Graham has been in demand as a lecturer by civic groups and... Next

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