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Tibi Czentye: Escapee From Romanian Communism Becomes American Success Story (opens the original)
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Red States watch out: if we don’t beat the socialists the Democrat party keeps nominating, then we’ll sink as low as the communist hellholes DSA leaders praise. One South Carolinian candidate knows the danger personally. Tibi Czentye, a legal immigrant to the United States, escaped from Romania in 1989, when Nicolae Ceaușescu still terrorized the country as its communist dictator. I met Czentye at a local Republican Women’s club meeting, when he spoke to us about his race for a State House seat.
Norman and Graham Square Off in Final Debate for South Carolina Senate Seat (opens the original)
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Both Sen. Darline Graham and Rep. Ralph Norman threw sharp elbows at each other during their one and only debate Tuesday, Aug. 18, in the runoff for the Republican Senate primary. The two easily worked attack lines into their responses while maintaining a veneer of Southern civility in the debate held at the Newberry Opera House, about 45 miles from the state capital. Host/moderator Greta Van Susteren of Newsmax deftly handled the two by monitoring timing and cutting candidates off mid-sentence
Rep. Ralph Norman and Sen. Darline Graham in S.C. Republican Senate Primary Runoff (opens the original)
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By 8:50 PM Decision Desk HQ called the South Carolina U.S. Senate special election primary. Sen. Darline Graham came in first with 32.8% of the vote. However, since she didn’t win 50% plus one vote, she faces second-place finisher Rep. Ralph Norman in a runoff on Aug. 25. Norman stepped up to the podium at 9 PM to thank his supporters. “Looks like we did it, folks!” he said to cheers. Norman struck a conciliatory tone in his remarks. “I want to thank the ones who were in this race, who had the c
Ten Candidates Battled: Today Tells Us Who's Left in South Carolina Senate Race (opens the original)
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Finally, after the non-stop drumbeat of commercials cluttering the airwaves, and at last, after the deluge of commercial mailers flooding our mailboxes, today is the day South Carolinians make a choice. Today, we get a little closer to finding out who will go to Washington, D.C., to fill the six-year U.S. Senate term left open after the sudden July death of Sen. Lindsey Graham. My kitchen counter last week: pic.twitter.com/CWcLeWDxTJ I say "a little closer” because it is almost certain no one wi
New Joint Base Lindsey Graham Honors Late Senator’s Defense Legacy (opens the original)
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The Pentagon helped cement the late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s legacy in South Carolina Aug. 10 by renaming U.S. Air Force Joint Base Charleston to Joint Base Lindsey Graham. The renaming honored a fierce defense hawk who spent his career supporting the U.S. military. In South Carolina, Graham advocated for the base in Charleston in particular. This past May, Graham helped secure over $200 million for base improvements. That money will be spent on pier infrastructure improvements, as well as medical
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