Mrs. Darline Graham, the sister of deceased Senator Lindsey Graham, has won the South Carolina Republican primary and will now head into a runoff against Ralph Norman on August 25th.

Ultimately it is up to the people of South Carolina to decide who they want to represent them in the Senate.  However, there is nothing to indicate that Mrs. Graham would be anything different than a southern version of Lisa Murkowski.

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Legacy replacement candidates without prior experience are always a shot in the dark.  That said, the National Republican Senatorial Committee – the epicenter of creating candidates for election via Battered Conservative Syndrome – is now fully endorsing Graham and will put plenty of Chamber of Commerce money into her two-week campaign.

President Trump has endorsed Darline Graham.  President Trump has an emotional attachment to the legacy outcome and is understandably supporting Mrs Graham out of loyalty.  CTH tries to stay detached from the emotion of the issue and holds little confidence Graham would strongly support the issues of critical MAGA importance.

SOUTH CAROLINA – The National Republican Senatorial Committee is officially throwing its support behind Sen. Darline Graham ahead of the primary runoff — and it wants other South Carolina Republicans to follow.

On Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, NRSC officials called the primary’s top finishers who didn’t make the runoff in South Carolina’s snap Senate primary — Rep. Russell Fry (R-S.C.), former Gov. Mark Sanford and businessman Mark Lynch — and urged them to endorse Sen. Darline Graham, according to two people with knowledge of the outreach, granted anonymity to discuss private conversations.

On Wednesday morning, NRSC Chair Tim Scott — South Carolina’s senior senator — publicly threw his support behind Graham, who secured a first place finish in Tuesday’s primary with early support from President Donald Trump.

“I voted for Darline in yesterday’s primary, and I’ll vote for her again in the runoff,” Scott said in a post on social media. “I’m proud to endorse Darline Graham for the U.S. Senate, and I encourage South Carolina Republicans across our state to join me in voting for her in the runoff.” (read more)

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♦ Deport all illegal aliens, with extreme prejudice.

♦ Remove all Temporary Protected Status immigrants.

♦ Cancel all H1Bs and all alternate visa import methods of foreign replacement workers who are taking the jobs and opportunities of younger American workers.

Always remember, the Big Tech alliance is fully against these immigration agenda items.  There are no members of the Big Tech alliance who support closed borders and strong immigration control mechanisms that do not allow them to exploit the fraudulent visa entry system.  The Big Tech alliance will immediately switch back to supporting the DSA Communists if these immigration agenda items are prioritized.

Generation Z can be saved from the mental capture of the DSA Communists, specifically by exfiltrating the foreign workforce and exposing the 18-30-year-olds to employment opportunity and competitive hiring.

The outcome of true capitalism that lifts the income, lifestyle and life standards of the people within it is a competitive advantage against the DSA Communists. However, all inorganic corporatist processes that undermine native capitalism must be removed.  That means intense immigration enforcement is paramount.

The leaders and control agents of the DSA Communists well understand that intense immigration enforcement is against their interests.  The same leadership and operatives also understand that Big Tech will support them on this very targeted policy issue.

Hamilton economics is nationalist economics.  Screw up the immigration aspect within this critical economic issue and we end up compromising liberty and freedom for the organic American population.  Big Tech will put a camera in the face of every American in their unilateral goal to achieve maximum influence.

DSA Communists seek power; they use money to achieve it.

DeceptiCons seek money; they use power to achieve it.

Big intrusive tech floats back-and-forth between the two poles, shifting support to whichever wing lifts them highest.

The more MAGA success that is achieved in deporting illegal aliens and restricting visa distribution, the less support for MAGA is provided by Big Tech.  This is the one constant in an ever-changing, modern political landscape.