Graham says national security 'not my thing' but vows to back Trump's agenda
Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) said national security is not her forte but staunchly defended President Donald Trump‘s defense agenda, echoing many of the opinions expressed by her late brother as she seeks to take over his long-held seat.
TL;DR
- Darline Graham Nordone admitted national security is not her forte but vowed to support President Trump's defense agenda.
- Graham echoed her late brother's views on national security and foreign policy, particularly regarding Taiwan.
- Norman championed Trump's "peace through strength" policy and highlighted Taiwan's alliance with the U.S. in chip manufacturing.
- Graham expressed full trust in Trump's approach to the Iran situation, stating Iran is weaker than it has been in 47 years.
- Norman suggested that Trump needs to better inform Americans about the situation in the Middle East and the path forward in Iran.
- Graham criticized Norman for voting against a defense spending bill, while Norman defended his vote, citing a desire for a better deal.
- The Republican primary runoff between Graham and Norman is scheduled for August 25.