John Thune, SD
“I welcome our new senator from South Carolina, Darline Graham. We will swear her in today to fill her brother Lindsey Graham's seat. I look forward to working with her.”
“Mr. President, before I begin my remarks this morning, I want to offer a word of welcome to the new Senator from South Carolina. Later today, we will swear in Darline Graham to fill the seat of her brother and our friend Lindsey Graham. I know Darline will carry on Lindsey’s tireless service for South Carolina, and I look forward to serving with her.”
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Mr. President, before I begin my remarks this morning, I want to offer a word of welcome to the new Senator from South Carolina. Later today, we will swear in Darline Graham to fill the seat of her brother and our friend Lindsey Graham. I know Darline will carry on Lindsey’s tireless service for South Carolina, and I look forward to serving with her.