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GOP appears to be deeply worried about Senate race in North Carolina, a once-reliable state (opens the original)
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Republican officials, who opened the midterm season with high hopes they would keep the Senate, are growing increasingly anxious about a state that voted for Donald Trump three times and has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in nearly two decades. Theyâre privately conceding the party appears set to lose North Carolinaâs Senate seat unless Trumpâs poor approval ratings - and the high prices that caused them - improve dramatically in the coming weeks. The state is one of nine battlegroun
A twist in the race for Lindsey Grahamâs seat: No clear Trump-aligned candidate (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. - The contest to succeed Lindsey Graham, complete with a crowded field of Republicans, offers a rare dynamic for a red-state primary in the age of President Donald Trump: Thereâs no clear Trump-aligned candidate. Trump is trying to rally his supporters behind Grahamâs sister, Sen. Darline Graham, a candidate who many conservative activists say doesnât have a history of being active in his movement. And all of the main contenders have found themselves out of step with the pre
Trump picks longtime aide Will Scharf as new top White House lawyer (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has named Will Scharf as the next top White House lawyer, replacing David Warrington, who is âgoing on to the Private Sector,â Trump wrote in a social media post Sunday. The change in the office of White House counsel will take place Sept. 1. Scharf, currently the White House staff secretary, is perhaps best known as the lawyer frequently standing over Trumpâs shoulder in the Oval Office when he signs executive orders and explaining their details. Before that, Scharf
Trumpâs support for Grahamâs sister stirs GOP backlash in South Carolina (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has put his weight behind Sen. Darline Graham in her bid to succeed her late brother, Lindsey Graham, for a full term. But rather than embracing the presidentâs endorsed candidate in a whirlwind election less than two weeks away, influential conservative activists in South Carolina say theyâre not swayed. Trumpâs conservative base could again reject one of his chosen candidates this year - as they did in South Carolinaâs GOP gubernatorial primary in June - as his s
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