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Mr. Trump is barnstorming across conservative America this week to shore up support for Republican candidates in unexpectedly competitive races.
Donald Trump held a rally in South Carolina to support Republican Senator Darline Graham, whose race against Democrat Annie Andrews has tightened in the conservative state. The event was marred by clashes, according to the lead report.
NYTimes – US Mr. Trump is barnstorming across conservative America this week to shore up support for Republican candidates in unexpectedly competitive races.
President Trump held a South Carolina rally for Senator Darline Graham as the state began early voting; the rally was marked by clashes as protesters interrupted his remarks, and Trump praised a supporter accused of punching a protester.
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NYTimes – US Mr. Trump is barnstorming across conservative America this week to shore up support for Republican candidates in unexpectedly competitive races.
The race between the sister of late Senator Lindsey Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews has tightened in deep-red state.
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