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THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Jude Russo) - Darline Graham Wins SC GOP Senate Primary

State of the Union: The late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s sister will face Annie Andrews in the general election. The post Darline Graham Wins SC GOP Senate Primary appeared first on The American Conservative .

Darline Graham won the Republican nomination for the Senate seat of her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, in South Carolina’s Tuesday primary. Graham, whom South Carolina’s Gov. Henry McMaster appointed in July to serve the remainder of her brother’s term, defeated Rep. Ralph Norman 52 percent to 48 percent. President Donald Trump encouraged Graham, who had no prior political experience, to run for a full term and actively campaigned for her.  Lindsey Graham was a strong hawkish influence on the foreign policy of the GOP and the Trump administration. Darline has had little time to show policy priorities, but has voted in favor of immigration enforcement and election integrity measures. In a debate with Norman, she said…Open

DAILYCALLER (Mark Tanos) - Local Gov’t May Seize ‘Batman’ House Over Lack Of Bat Surveys

‘Reasonably necessary for the proper preservation’

DAILYCALLER (Francis Kapper) - Is The Navy’s New ‘Malice’ Missile Another Example Of The Pentagon Buying Too Many Expensive Toys?

‘The air wing of today and the future’

YOUTUBE (CNN) - Anderson Cooper & Andy Cohen remember Dolly Parton

Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen remember Dolly Parton, sharing celebrity tributes, the story behind her biggest hit, and their interactions with her over the years. 0:00 Anderson Cooper remembers Dolly Parton 1:20 The story behind "I Will Always Love You" 5:56 Andy Cohen recounts his friendship with Dolly Parton Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #DollyParton #AndyCohen #News

YOUTUBE (CNN) - We haven’t heard all of Dolly’s songs just yet

Dolly Parton has left us with a parting gift: an unreleased song due to be released on her 100th birthday in 2046. The country legend died on Tuesday in Nashville at age 80 following what her publicist described as a brief battle with cancer.