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Graham and Andrews trade identity-based insults in contentious debate: ‘That’s despicable’

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Graham and Andrews trade identity-based insults in contentious debate: ‘That’s despicable’

Incumbent Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC) intensified her criticism of Democratic challenger Annie Andrews in the South Carolina Senate debate on Sunday night.

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