Trump to rally for Graham in tight South Carolina Senate race amid Russia rift
Law enforcement is staging ahead of the rally as Trump seeks to boost Darline Graham in a race with two weeks left before the midterm election.
- President Donald Trump travels to the T. Ed Garrison arena on Wednesday night to rally support for Sen. Darline Graham, occurring two weeks before the general midterm election.
- Located on the outskirts of Clemson University, the Garrison venue holds 3,000 spectators, smaller than the 8,000-person capacity of Trump's recent Greenville, North Carolina stop.
- Former Secret Service agent Phil Carter describes the rally as a "zero-fail mission," noting security protocols were tightened after the "hot mess" surrounding Pennsylvania's assassination attempt.
- Student McKenzie Corbin said the visit creates a "hectic zone," while Senior Win Young stated he enjoys Trump's humor but supports another candidate for Senate.
- Opposition to Graham persists over her lack of political history, while Republican National Committee details about the event schedule remain limited as voting approaches.
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'Political malpractice': Republicans rattled as Trump races to rescue ruby-red Senate seat
President Donald Trump is heading to South Carolina on Wednesday for the second time in two months in an attempt to rescue a Senate seat his party considered safe until recently – and some Republicans are furious they have to defend it at all.Republican Sen. Darline Graham is in an unexpectedly close race with Democrat Annie Andrews in a state that hasn’t sent a Democrat to the Senate since 1998, MS NOW reported, and the Cook Political Report mo…
Trump to rally for Graham in tight South Carolina Senate race amid Russia rift
President Donald Trump travels to South Carolina on Wednesday to bolster Republican Darline Graham in a surprisingly competitive Senate race, even as his recent moves toward Russia have put him at odds with the sister of his late ally Lindsey Graham.
GOP Sounds the Alarm About Darline Graham
“For the second time in two months, President Donald Trump is heading to South Carolina to try to save a Senate seat Republicans considered safe until recently,” MS NOW reports. “The reliably red bastion hasn’t elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1998. But Republican Sen. Darline Graham is locked in an unexpectedly close […]
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