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Andrews responds to Trump: 'calling me names' won't bring down prices

Andrews answered Trump’s attack by arguing that name-calling would not address economic problems facing South Carolinians.

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This article1 analysis · Oct 7, 2026
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Senate candidate Annie Andrews responded to Donald Trump’s social media attack by saying name-calling would not lower prices or solve other problems facing South Carolinians. The exchange comes as Andrews campaigns against Sen. Darline Graham, who has made transgender issues a central campaign theme.

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Senate candidate responding to Trump’s social media attack

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who attacked Andrews in a social media post

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Lindsey Graham
Former U.S. Senator (R-SC)

Late senator and Darline Graham’s brother

Ralph Norman
R · SC-5

Representative mentioned as Graham’s Republican primary opponent

Darline Graham
R · SC · SEN

Republican Senate candidate opposing Andrews

ALSO MENTIONED  David Beasley, Former governor who criticized Trump’s attack; Henry McMaster, Governor who appointed Graham to complete her brother’s Senate term

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Trump Endorses Darline Graham, Uses Anti-Trans Slur Against Annie Andrews

President Donald Trump endorsed Darline Graham and used an anti-trans slur against South Carolina Senate candidate Annie Andrews. Left-leaning outlets emphasize condemnation of Trump's language and reactions to it, while some later coverage scrutinizes Andrews's campaign ad and positions on transgender issues. Center outlets generally report the attack alongside Andrews's response and the competitive race, with some also covering her health-care agenda. Right-leaning outlets connect the endorsement and attack to campaign dynamics, with Fox News also emphasizing Andrews's current comments alongside her past position.

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