Report: Sen. Darline Graham’s China stance clashes with husband’s job
The senator, sister of the late Lindsey Graham, calls for ending US dependence on Chinese manufacturing while her husband’s employer relies on it.
What to know
- Sen. Darline Graham, sister of the late Lindsey Graham, publicly opposes US reliance on Chinese manufacturing.
- Her husband's employers reportedly depend on Chinese manufacturing, creating a contrast with her stated position.
- Coverage so far consists largely of the same Washington Post report syndicated across multiple social feeds, with limited additional detail available.
Darline Graham US Senator
Lindsey Graham Late US Senator, brother of Darline Graham
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“stop depending on Communist China for things America can make ourselves…”
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first by Mastodon, 3d ago · also Washington Post
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- Darline Graham opposes Chinese manufacturing. Her husband's job relies on it. Washington Post · 3d ago
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Darline Graham's husband reportedly profits from Chinese manufacturing, according to financial disclosures. This is despite Darline Graham's claims that she wants to "manufacture more here" and "stop depending on Communist China.”
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Exclusive: Sen. Darline Graham, the Republican Senate candidate in South Carolina, has pledged to crack down on China. But her husband, Larry Nordone, has management roles in two companies that rely on Chinese manufacturing, company filings show.
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