Sen. Darline Graham avoids giving direct answer to national security question in S.C. debate: 'Not my thing'
Summary
Senator Darline Graham had difficulty answering a question about U.S. national security interests in Taiwan and the South China Sea during a debate. She said national security is "not my thing" and admitted she was not well informed on the topic. This occurred shortly before a runoff election for her South Carolina Senate seat.Key Facts
- Sen. Darline Graham participated in a debate in South Carolina.
- She was asked about U.S. national security interests involving Taiwan and the South China Sea.
- These topics are important to both Democratic and Republican policies.
- Graham struggled to answer the question clearly.
- She said national security is "not my thing" and she lacks knowledge in that area.
- She was appointed to the Senate seat last month.
- The debate was held a week before a runoff election to keep her seat.
- Graham is new to politics and is striving to hold onto her position.
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