Norman throws hat in ring for Graham’s Senate seat
Rep. Ralph Norman R-S.C. announced on Saturday that he will run for a Senate seat representing the Palmetto State following the sudden passing of longtime Sen.…
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Rep. Ralph Norman R-S.C. announced on Saturday that he will run for a Senate seat representing the Palmetto State following the sudden passing of longtime Sen. Lindsey Graham R . “For years, Senator Lindsey Graham fought hard to save America and defend South Carolina,” Norman said in a campaign announcement. “Now, President Trump needs another proven. Graham died last weekend from a tear in his artery, according to preliminary findings from a medical examiner. South Carolina deserves strong conservative leadership.” President Donald Trump has already placed his finger on the scale, endorsing Nordone for a bid at the full Senate term.
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Rep. Ralph Norman R-S.C. announced on Saturday that he will run for a Senate seat representing the Palmetto State following the sudden passing of longtime Sen. Lindsey Graham R . “For years, Senator Lindsey Graham fought hard to save America and defend South Carolina,” Norman said in a campaign announcement. “Now, President Trump needs another proven
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Graham died last weekend from a tear in his artery, according to preliminary findings from a medical examiner.
according to Washington ExaminerSouth Carolina deserves strong conservative leadership.” President Donald Trump has already placed his finger on the scale, endorsing Nordone for a bid at the full Senate term.
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