Darline Graham criticized after saying she's 'not that informed on national security'
Summary
Senator Darline Graham, running to fill her late brother Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat, said in a debate that she is not very informed about national security. Her comment drew criticism, including from former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who said national security knowledge is essential for a senator.Key Facts
- Darline Graham is competing in a special GOP runoff to replace the late Senator Lindsey Graham from South Carolina.
- She was endorsed by President Donald Trump for the full Senate term.
- During a debate, Graham said she is “not that informed on national security.”
- She emphasized her focus will be more on domestic issues like the cost of living.
- Graham stated she supports the military because of her family’s service.
- Her opponent, Rep. Ralph Norman, praised President Trump’s approach to Taiwan and national security.
- Former Governor Nikki Haley criticized Graham’s lack of knowledge on national security, saying it is vital for a senator.
- Graham said she believes South Carolina voters care more about domestic issues than foreign policy topics like the South China Sea.
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