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'Run, Darline, run!': Trump endorses Lindsey Graham's sister for full Senate term | South Carolina

Trump publicly urged Darline Graham to run for a full Senate term and endorsed her in the special primary.

'Run, Darline, run!': Trump endorses Lindsey Graham's sister for full Senate term | South Carolina
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Donald Trump urged Darline Graham to run for a full Senate term and endorsed her in the special Republican primary. Graham was appointed to the Senate after her brother, Lindsey Graham, died.

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South Carolina senator urged by Trump to run for a full term

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

Late South Carolina senator and Darline Graham’s brother

Democratic Senate nominee in South Carolina

ALSO MENTIONED  Henry McMaster, South Carolina governor who appointed Darline Graham to the Senate

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Trump Urges Darline Graham to Seek Full Senate Term

Trump urged Darline Graham to seek a full Senate term and offered his endorsement after she was appointed to serve the remainder of her late brother Lindsey Graham’s term. Left-leaning outlets focus on Sen. Jon Ossoff’s accusation that Trump committed election fraud in Georgia, not the Senate contest. Center outlets largely treat the endorsement as a development in the race, adding appointment and primary context; one also weighs Graham’s government experience against her lack of legislative experience. Right-leaning outlets similarly emphasize Trump’s backing and the developing Senate race, generally without arguing for a candidate.

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