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When Senator Darline Graham was sworn into office last month, she said she would focus on the cost of living and the economy in South Carolina, unlike her brother whose focus was more on foreign affairs and the military. That became apparent this week when she admitted at a debate that she was not very “informed” on national security matters — something her opponent is now using to paint her as too green for Capitol Hill.

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|When Senator Darline Graham was sworn into office last month, she said she would focus on the cost of living and the economy in South Carolina, unlike her brother whose focus was more on foreign affairs and the military. That became apparent this week when she admitted at a debate that she was not very “informed” on national security matters — something her opponent is now using to paint her as too green for Capitol Hill.
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