Jane Robelot
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Sen. Darline Graham addresses brutal schedule as she mourns brother the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (opens the original)
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Just 23 days had passed since Darline Graham suddenly lost her brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, when we sat down together in Washington, D.C., for her first interview with South Carolina reporters. In that brief time, she had been tapped by Gov. Henry McMaster to serve out her brother's term in the Senate, and endorsed by President Donald Trump to run for the next term. Filing for the position closed just two hours before her brother's service in Washington's National Cathedral. The evening before
Senator Darline Graham says serving in brother's seat is a calling as she follows her servant heart (opens the original)
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Sen. Darline Graham became the first woman to serve her home state of South Carolina when her beloved brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, suddenly died and Gov. Henry McMaster asked her to fill his seat. She says it was never her desire to be a politician, even though she was raised by one of the most consequential politicians of our time. Darline and Lindsey Graham were incredibly close, growing up with loving parents in one room behind the pool hall, restaurant and bar that the family owned and ran
Security expert Phil Carter weighs in on federal officers approach in ICE raids (opens the original)
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Phil Carter is the principal and founder of Sierra Consulting. Having served in both local law enforcement and federal enforcement at the highest levels, his observation is that most Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents simply don't have the same training and experience as local officers in dealing one-on-one with the public, especially when it comes to vehicle stops. And that means they sometimes put themselves in dangerous situations. Click on the interview above to hear Carter's observa
Longtime friend remembers Lindsey Graham’s rise and legacy (opens the original)
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A longtime friend of Lindsey Graham reflected on the senator’s legacy and the path that led to Darline Graham’s historic appointment. Darline Graham was sworn in to serve as South Carolina's United States senator on July 14, 2026, becoming the first woman to represent her home state in that chamber. The Central, S.C., native was appointed by Gov. Henry McMaster to fill the term of her older brother Lindsey, after his sudden passing just three days earlier. Sen. Lindsey Graham had served four ter
SC native son Sen. Lindsey Graham rises from humble beginnings to a voice on the world stage (opens the original)
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As the nation flies flags at half-staff in memory of U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, South Carolina remembers her native son. Graham passed away from a brief and sudden illness on Saturday night, according to his office. He was 71 years old. Click on the video above for a brief look back at the life of the powerful senator who began his life in the small town of Central, with a loving family who ran a restaurant and pool hall.
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