Woefully underqualified: Darline Graham gives confusing victory speech
Summary
Darline Graham won the Republican primary for a U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina after the death of her brother, Senator Lindsey Graham. She is now asking voters to elect her for a full six-year term, but her victory speech suggested she may not be fully prepared for the role.Key Facts
- Darline Graham entered the Senate race after her brother, Senator Lindsey Graham, passed away.
- President Donald Trump supported Darline Graham’s campaign.
- She won the Republican primary in South Carolina.
- The seat is an important and high-profile position in the U.S. Senate.
- Darline Graham asked voters to elect her for a six-year Senate term.
- Observers noted that her victory speech was confusing and showed a lack of readiness for the job.
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