Darline Graham defends Taiwan flub, cites voters' other concerns: 'I don't speak politician'
Darline Graham, South Carolina Republican, is working to move past a rocky debate performance in which she admitted she isn’t well-versed on national security, telling Fox News’ Sean Hannity this week that she was simply being candid with voters. Hannity in a Wednesday appearance on “Hannity,” a night after facing criticism for her response to a question about Taiwan and the South China Sea. The senator, who was appointed to fill the seat of her late brother, Sen.
- ▪Darline Graham, South Carolina Republican, is working to move past a rocky debate performance in which she admitted she isn’t well-versed on national security, telling Fox News’ Sean Hannity this week that she was simply being candid with v
- ▪Hannity in a Wednesday appearance on “Hannity,” a night after facing criticism for her response to a question about Taiwan and the South China Sea.
- ▪The senator, who was appointed to fill the seat of her late brother, Sen.
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| Publication time | Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:48:03 -0400 |
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Sen. Darline Graham, South Carolina Republican, is working to move past a rocky debate performance in which she admitted she isn’t well-versed on national security, telling Fox News’ Sean Hannity this week that she was simply being candid with voters. “I don’t speak politician. I was just honest,” Ms. Graham told Mr. Hannity in a Wednesday appearance on “Hannity,” a night after facing criticism for her response to a question about Taiwan and the South China Sea. The senator, who was appointed to fill the seat of her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, ran into trouble during Tuesday’s Senate primary runoff debate against Rep.
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