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The Boston Globe
South Carolina Senate Debate: Graham's Foreign Affairs Slip
During a runoff debate in South Carolina, Sen. Darline Graham struggled with a question on U.S. interests in Taiwan, admitting she was "not that informed on national security." Despite her support from President Trump, she faced criticism for lack of experience compared to her opponent, Rep. Ralph Norman, who emphasized his conservative record and understanding of foreign policy issues. The debate highlighted Graham’s outsider status and her focus on domestic issues, while Norman challenged her foreign policy knowledge and questioned her political experience, setting the stage for the upcoming primary election.
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