Trump-backed gambit surfaces as Darline Graham leans on debate stumble in SC runoff
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In South Carolina's Senate runoff to fill Lindsey Graham's seat, Darline Graham leans on a Trump-backed push and a post-debate remark—“national security is not my thing”—as a strategic move to appear relatable and distinguish herself from opponent Ralph Norman, while outside groups flood the race with spending and endorsements shift.
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