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Ralph Norman Enters South Carolina Senate Race
Ralph Norman, who has been in the House of Representatives for five terms, is running for the Senate in South Carolina.
He wants to focus on Trump's SAVE America Act and make sure it becomes a law.
He also wants to get rid of something called the filibuster, which makes it harder for laws to pass.
He talked about this in an interview with Kayleigh McEnany on Fox News.
Even though Trump supports Lindsey Graham, Norman is still running because he believes in his agenda.
Ralph Norman, a five-term House member, is running for the South Carolina Senate seat.
He is focusing his campaign on Trump's SAVE America Act and an America First agenda.
Norman pledged to push for eliminating the filibuster to advance his agenda.
He discussed his plans in an interview with Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany.
Despite Trump's backing of Lindsey Graham, Norman is entering the race.
- Who
- Ralph Norman, a five-term member of the House and vice chair of the House Freedom Caucus.
- What
- Ralph Norman is entering the South Carolina Senate race.
- Where
- South Carolina.
- When
- The timing is not specified in the article.
- Why
- To advance Trump's America First agenda and push for the passage of the SAVE America Act.
Ralph Norman
Lindsey Graham
Senate Race
Ralph Norman
Ralph Norman is running for the South Carolina Senate seat, focusing on Trump's SAVE America Act and an America First agenda.
Lindsey Graham
Lindsey Graham, the incumbent, has the backing of former President Donald Trump.
Key facts
- Candidate
- Ralph Norman
- Position
- House of Representatives
- Term
- Five terms
- Agenda
- SAVE America Act
- Commitment
- Eliminating the filibuster
- Interview
- Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany
Quotes
Ralph Norman
Five-term member of the House and vice chair of the House Freedom Caucus
“I plan to focus entirely on advancing Trump's America First agenda from the moment I take office, starting with passage of the SAVE America Act. I also pledge to push for eliminating the filibuster and describe myself as a committed, vocal supporter of getting that agenda through Congress.”
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