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Lindsey Graham received deeply personal farewells from Trump, world leaders and his family

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By Caitlin Byrd
| Post and Courier Verified
They came from across the nation and from around the world to pay their respects. Presidents and prime ministers. Senators and soldiers. Republicans and Democrats. Political allies and lifelong friends. And then there were the people who had been closest to him: his extended family and decades of staff members who had spent years at his side. Many wept openly. They all came to Washington, D.C., on July 28 to honor the late U.S. Sen.
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Mark Sanford jumps into crowded GOP primary for Lindsey Graham’s US Senate seat

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By Caitlin Byrd
| Post and Courier Verified
Former South Carolina congressman and governor Mark Sanford is entering the crowded Republican primary to replace the late U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, mounting his second campaign of the year just months after declaring he was stepping away from politics for good. Sanford, 66, announced his bid in a July 23 video that centered his pitch on the national debt and the financial burden being left to future generations. He becomes the ninth Republican to jump into the party’s Aug. 11 special primary.
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Greenville resident who threatened to kill Nancy Mace gets 30 months house arrest, social media ban

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By Caitlin Byrd
| Post and Courier Verified
A transgender woman from the Upstate who threatened on social media to kill U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace was sentenced to 30 months of house arrest followed by five years of probation. The judge also barred her from using social media. Circuit Judge Lawton McIntosh imposed the state sentence July 21 on Roxie Wolfe, who is identified in court records as Samuel Theodore Cain.
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