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What Darline Graham Nordone isn’t saying

W. James Antle III· ·5 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 7 views
What Darline Graham Nordone isn’t saying
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Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) released her first campaign ad, she thanked South Carolinians for their prayers, President Donald Trump for his endorsement, and then stated her positions on three issues.“I am a conservative Republican and I believe this,” she said, looking into the camera. “I know the struggles our families are facing in grocery store lines and at the gas pump,” Darline Graham, as she goes by on X, posted. “It’s my priority to finally give South Carolinians the economic relief that so many need right now.”“The SAVE America Act is top priority,” she wrote last month, receiving an approving repost from Sen.

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When Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) released her first campaign ad, she thanked South Carolinians for their prayers, President Donald Trump for his endorsement, and then stated her positions on three issues.“I am a conservative Republican and I believe this,” she said, looking into the camera. “Every life is precious.” Recommended Stories What Darline Graham Nordone isn’t saying Fetterman says he would ‘never’ leave Democrats as Senate seems destined for close margins Senate Ag Chairman Boozman unveils updated farm bill draft that addresses SNAP cuts South Carolina is a socially conservative state and its new senator was reassuring Republican voters that she, like her brother, the late Sen.

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