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Even The State newspaper admits the Democrat-funded PAC, "Invest in Tomorrow Coalition," is spending $1 million to defeat Ralph Norman and send Darline Graham to the Senate. It's primary funder, according to Google AI, is liberal billionaire Chris Larsen, who spent $11 million trying to elect Kamala Harris in 2024. The PAC specializes in defeating conservative Republicans in the primaries. PAC Chairman Tom Matzzie brags on his X feed about working to elect Biden and Harris in 2020, and working with Democrats and never-Trumpers to defeat Trump in 2024. How much more obvious can this get that Democrats think Graham is one of them? Meanwhile, Graham claimed at the debate Tuesday she knew nothing about the PAC spending a million dollars to elect her. Anyone want to forward this post to her? Is she going to distance herself from these people? Demand they stop running ads for her. Worse, the PAC is trying to fool South Carolina GOP voters by pretending to be Republican and pro-Trump in its ads and criticizing Norman for not being sufficiently loyal. These ads are by DEMOCRATS folks! Don't fall for it. https://t.co/dDMABJK9Ok

SOUTH CAROLINA 💥Darline Graham Nordone’s “campaign” is a haphazard money vacuum BUSTED FOR TAKING ILLEGAL MONEY!!! The second her late brother’s seat was warm, this accidental senator opened the floodgates for megadonors who clearly can’t read a $3,500 limit. ➡️Charles R. Schwab, ➡️David H. Wilkins, ➡️Ziad S. Ojakli of TikTok, ➡️the Blackstone crowd, ➡️AmTrust, ➡️Micco, ➡️Westrock, ➡️The Daschle Group, ➡️Newtek, ➡️NRx Defense Systems, and even ➡️Lisa Murkowski’s Denali Leadership PAC all shoveled excess cash her way, more than $24,000 over the legal limit in a single week. That’s not “support.” That’s a VIP excess-contribution party, and Graham Nordone’s team happily collected the checks. Now the FEC is forcing her to give it back, roughly 10% of the $251,000 she was bragging about. Refund it. All of it. Immediately. No “redesignate,” no creative accounting, no pretending this was an honest clerical error. When your entire political existence is measured in days and your first major act is taking illegal money from the usual Republican donor class, you don’t get the benefit of the doubt. And then she goes on stage and admits “National security is not my thing” and “I’m not a polished politician.” No kidding. You’re not a politician at all, you’re a placeholder who can’t even keep her campaign within federal law while she’s still learning the difference between a primary and a runoff. Ralph Norman’s campaign hasn’t drawn this kind of FEC heat. Graham Nordone’s has. That tells you everything. Give the money back, the megadonors already got their access, the rest of us shouldn’t have to watch you treat campaign finance rules like optional suggestions.