Trump rallies for Darline Graham in tight South Carolina Senate race
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President Donald Trump traveled to South Carolina on Wednesday to rally support for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Darline Graham in a race several outlets described as unexpectedly competitive. The appearance was a last-minute effort to bolster Graham in a state that has generally favored Republicans.
The rally came as Trump continued campaigning for Republican candidates ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Trump said his political operation and the aligned super PAC MAGA Inc. had already spent more than $300 million supporting Republicans and would spend $400 million by Election Day, according to The Guardian.
Trump was also facing renewed criticism over U.S. intelligence sharing with Ukraine. Democratic Rep. Eugene Vindman accused Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio of falsely denying that intelligence had been restricted. Vindman told CNN that Ukraine had reported intermittent early warnings about ballistic missile attacks and said the administration had failed to notify Congress as required under a 2024 defense law.
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Trump rallies for Darline Graham in tight South Carolina Senate race
President Donald Trump traveled to South Carolina on Wednesday to rally support for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Darline Graham in a race several outlets described as unexpectedly competitive. The appearance was a last-minute effort to bolster Graham in a state that has generally favored Republicans.
The rally came as Trump continued campaigning for Republican candidates ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Trump said his political operation and the aligned super PAC MAGA Inc. had already spent more than $300 million supporting Republicans and would spend $400 million by Election Day, according to The Guardian.
Trump was also facing renewed criticism over U.S. intelligence sharing with Ukraine. Democratic Rep. Eugene Vindman accused Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio of falsely denying that intelligence had been restricted. Vindman told CNN that Ukraine had reported intermittent early warnings about ballistic missile attacks and said the administration had failed to notify Congress as required under a 2024 defense law. The administration’s response to those specific allegations was not detailed.
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