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President Donald Trump has sparked controversy again after using an anti-trans slur to attack a South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate In Andrew.
“Annie ‘Trannie’ Andrews is fighting against our odds Darlene Graham for Senate in South Carolina,” Trump, 80, wrote via Social Reality Monday, October 5. “For many years, my dear friend Lindsey [Graham] that would say, ‘Darline is the best, most reliable and smartest person I’ve ever known.’ He would always say, ‘Also, the most faithful!’ I often got upset with Lindsey for saying this, because I thought I had all those qualities.”
The superintendent continued, “Anyway, Darline is a high-quality person, perhaps the highest, and Annie Trannie, in particular, is not in terms of representing the Values of the Great People of South Carolina.
Trump said Andrews, 45, is for “transgender for everyone, open borders, giving money to the police, high taxes, a weak military and he will absolutely fight to take away your guns” – a common attack that the president uses against Democratic opponents without any evidence.
“Trannie is not for South Carolina, and South Carolina needs to show, in the upcoming election, that it is not for her,” he concluded. “VOTE FOR DARLINE GRAHAM – SHE HAS MY COMPLETE AND COMPLETE CONFIDENCE AND WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP.”
In response to Trump’s post, Andrews issued a statement to Us said, “As a mother and a doctor, I’m in this race to fight for my patients, my three children and South Carolina. And I’m going to work with anyone to put South Carolina first, because by lowering costs and making life better for families across our state we all work together.”
When asked, the White House commented Us to Trump’s social media post.
According to her campaign website, Andrews — a physician who has previously said she does not support access to gender-affirming surgery for minors or the ability of transgender athletes to participate in women’s sports — is running for U.S. Senate “because families are struggling in ways we shouldn’t take for granted.”
“Whether it’s the cost of groceries, the price of child care, or access to affordable healthcare, I see the impact every day,” her site said describing it. policies. “It’s time for leaders who understand what’s at stake and are ready to fight for it.”
The president’s attack comes in between record approval numbers and concern among GOP politicians and pundits about the upcoming midterm elections. According to one poll, carried out by the holding company Trafalgar Group, Andrews and her Republican opponent are close because the November elections are near.
Since Trump’s resignation from TruthSocial, politicians from both sides of the aisle have criticized the president’s comments.
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“Trump’s Attacks on Annie Andrews Are Despicable,” Senate Minority Leader Says Chuck SchumerD.N.Y., write through X Monday. “Annie Andrews is a mother and pediatrician who has always put her community first – and she is exactly what South Carolina needs to represent them in the Senate.
Former Gov. David BeasleyRepublicans, also criticized the president for his attack, asking voters to “reject politics based on division and hate.”
“This is disgusting. Elections don’t have to be about cruelty and lies,” he said. write through X. “South Carolina deserves better. I urge voters to look at the merits of each candidate and cast their vote accordingly. … While South Carolinians may strongly disagree with each other, we can do so civilly and with honest intentions to improve our communities and the well-being of our families.”
