Sea Slugs Darline Graham Nordone And Ralph Norman!

Graham Nordone will likely win runoff.

The sister of the late asshole, Lindsey Graham and rival House member will have two weeks to prove they are going to be reliable votes to that curmudgeon Donald J. Trump.

She is the first woman to represent South Carolina in the United States Senate.

President Donald J. Trump endorsed Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) over opponent Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC). Norman was not endorsed in the governor primary by Trump.

He ended up losing in a distant third place. Norman and Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) were in the crosshairs of Trump. They ended up losing to Alan Wilson, the South Carolina Attorney General. He is strongly favored to win in November.

The death of Lindsey Graham shook the race. I mean he was an awful human being.

Yet, Darline saw her brother as a hero, savior, a great uncle and a good man. In the four weeks of being the junior senator, she has nothing to show. Yet, she is betting on her brother's disgusting legacy, the president's endorsement and her hotty factor.

She is a MAGA MILF. 

She will use her fixtures to win over male voters. Trust me, she is doing it.

Ralph Norman is gonna be defeated again.

Graham Nordone, a 62-year-old vocational rehabilitation administrator, will now face Norman, 73, who retired from his northern South Carolina seat to run for governor, only to finish third in the GOP primary in June.

Whoever wins that Aug. 25 runoff will face pediatrician Annie Andrews, who won the Democratic nomination in June, in the November general election.

Unlike Lindsey Graham, whose political career began 34 years ago with a run for a South Carolina state legislative seat, Graham Nordone’s career began exactly four weeks ago, two days after her brother’s death. While she was first discussed as a caretaker for the position until the new Congress starts in January, Trump quickly pushed for her to run for the full six-year term.

It remains to be seen whether Trump will continue backing Graham Nordone heading into the runoff. Before the June primary, he endorsed the sitting lieutenant governor Pamela Evette in the governor’s race. But after she just barely defeated state attorney general Alan Wilson, Trump backed away from Evette and “co-endorsed” both candidates. Wilson wound up winning the runoff, with Trump claiming full credit.

Have South Carolina senate race as Safe Republican.