During a debate in South Carolina, Senator Darline Graham did not provide a direct answer to a question regarding national security. This event occurs one week before she is set to participate in a runoff election for the Senate seat to which she was appointed last month.
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Sen. Darline Graham does not directly address national security question in South Carolina debate
Senator Darline Graham faced criticism for not directly addressing a national security question during a recent debate in South Carolina. This debate takes place one week before her runoff election for the Senate seat she was appointed to hold.
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Sen. Darline Graham avoids giving direct answer to national security question in S.C. debate: 'Not my thing'
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