
A few weeks ago, Americans celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence — our formal rejection of hereditary rule and political power by birthright.
Now South Carolina Republicans are being asked to embrace precisely that principle in a Senate primary.
South Carolina does not need another half-century of political inheritance. It needs a genuine changing of the guard.
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After initially saying Darline Graham Nordone would hold her late brother Lindsey Graham’s U.S. Senate seat only temporarily while the state prepared for a special election, President Trump encouraged her to seek a full six-year term. She agreed.
This candidacy began with a promise that proved disposable. A lie. Nothing about it has improved since.
Nordone’s central qualification is obvious: She is Lindsey Graham’s sister. Her campaign amounts to “birthright
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