President Donald Trump endorsed Darline Graham in South Carolina’s Senate campaign on October 5 and urged voters to support her. In the Truth Social post, he wrote, “VOTE FOR DARLINE GRAHAM — SHE HAS MY COMPLETE AND TOTAL ENDORSEMENT.”
What President Trump said
Trump’s statement identified Annie Andrews as Graham’s opponent and said, “Annie “Trannie” Andrews is running against our wonderful Darline Graham for the Senate in South Carolina.” The post used that term while attacking Andrews and described Graham as a “High Quality person.”
Trump also said Andrews supports open borders, defunding the police, higher taxes, a weak military, and restrictions on gun rights. Those are the President’s political claims in his statement. The post did not announce an executive action, federal policy, agency decision, or new government program.
What the endorsement changes now
The immediate action in Trump’s statement is his endorsement of Graham. He told South Carolina voters that Graham has his “COMPLETE AND TOTAL ENDORSEMENT.” The election outcome, campaign filings, and any future Senate agenda remain matters for voters and the election process.
This follows US Patriot News coverage of Trump’s Graham endorsement. Readers following the broader Senate fight can also review the site’s report on Trump’s Senate budget push.
What working families should watch
For working families, a Senate race matters because the next senator will vote on the issues candidates put before voters, including taxes, border policy, public safety, military strength, and gun rights. Trump’s message makes clear that he is asking South Carolina voters to weigh those issues in backing Graham.
Before you share the post
- Read the full Truth Social statement for Trump’s exact wording.
- Separate the President’s campaign claims from actions already taken by Congress or federal agencies.
- Check election materials and candidate communications for each campaign’s current positions.
By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
