Newly sworn-in Sen. Darline Graham, who took over brother Lindsey Graham’s South Carolina seat after his sudden death last month, is facing criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike after admitting she is “not that informed on national security” during a debate.
Graham, 62, stumbled over a question about the U.S. position on Taiwan and the South China Sea during the Republican runoff debate Tuesday evening, declining to answer the question and instead admitting she was not well-read on the matter.
