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StoryJul 11 – Jul 177 days30 articles4 outletsUnited States

‘Run, Darline, run!’: Trump endorses Lindsey Graham’s sister for full Senate term

Donald Trump has publicly encouraged Darline Graham, the sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, to run for a full six-year term in the U.S. Senate representing South Carolina. Darline Graham was recently sworn into the Senate following her brother's sudden death.

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The story so far

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How outlets cover it

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Open questions and key claims

Malcolm Nance believes McConnell is dead, citing the low probability of recovery from CPR.

Kentucky's Governor Andy Beshear urged McConnell to provide reassurance to constituents due to health concerns.

Israel’s Defence Ministry said it was saddened by the death of Graham, who stood with Israel in its most difficult time.

Israel’s Defence Ministry
via Al Jazeera · Jul 12

Donald Trump called Graham 'one of the greatest people and senators I have known' and a hard-working patriot.

Senator Graham's family appreciates prayers at this time and asks for privacy.

Donald Trump called Graham a 'true American Patriot'.

Graham died after a "brief and sudden illness", according to his office.

Graham was a close friend and strong supporter of the US-Israel alliance.

Benjamin Netanyahu
via Al Jazeera · Jul 12
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Who and where

Lindsey Graham person South Carolina location Mitch McConnell person Republican Party organization Henry McMaster person
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Related stories over time

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  3. Jul 6 – Jul 16 at the same time
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  5. Aug 11 – Aug 14 later
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  7. Sep 14 – Sep 15 later
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All coverage

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