She stood at Lindsey Graham’s desk four days ago and said three words that stopped the Senate chamber cold: “I got it.”
Now a source familiar with her thinking has confirmed to Townhall that Sen. Darline Graham Nordone has been having conversations about running in the August special primary for the full six-year term — including conversations with the White House. She told them she may be interested. They are listening.
This is exactly the right development, and South Carolina Republicans should encourage it.
The case for Darline Graham Nordone isn’t complicated. She was sworn in as South Carolina’s first female senator five days ago. She is the woman Lindsey Graham raised as his own
