Darline for Senate Some moments you never forget. This was one of them.



John,

There's a moment I've never forgotten.

I was 11 when we lost our mom. A little over a year later, we lost our dad,
too. Our family business – a pool hall and bar right on Main Street in Central,
South Carolina – still needed to be run. And I was wondering what came next.


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My brother Lindsey figured it out.

He was in college, and he came home on weekends to take care of me and keep
the doors open. It wasn't easy for him, but he made sure I had what I needed.
That's just what he always did.

Our folks never finished high school. They ran the Sanitary Cafe – part bar,
part restaurant, part pool hall – and we lived in the back of it, right there
on Main Street. Lindsey swept those floors right alongside me. We both heard
those conversations of working people from the textile mills, stopping in after
their shift, talking about what they needed, what they hoped for, and what kept
them up at night.

Those people shaped him a lot more than much else ever did.

After college and law school, he joined the Air Force. There he served as a
military prosecutor and defense attorney. Even after South Carolina sent him to
the Statehouse, Congress and finally, the Senate, he kept his commission. His
service included short deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq where he stood
shoulder to shoulder with 19-year-olds from little towns just like ours who
were willing to give everything.

You want to know why he fought so hard in Washington? Because he knew who was
counting on him.

It's the family in Greenville stretching a paycheck that doesn't quite reach.
The veteran in Spartanburg that earned every benefit he gets. The business
owner in Florence who built something from nothing and doesn't need the
government to make it harder.

These are his people. And right now, they need someone in their corner.

The radical left in this country today: they want open borders, higher taxes,
and more government in your life. They'll smile and tell you it's for your own
good.

I'm here to tell you it isn't.

John, I'm asking for your help today.
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The legacy my brother built can never be replicated, but I can honor him by
working as hard as he did every single day for the great people of South
Carolina.

I am starting this General Election behind financially. That's what I am
asking for your investment. Whatever you can give – $10, $25, $100 – it goes
directly to keeping this fight alive.
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All those years ago, he promised me things would be okay. Now, it's my turn
to pick up where he left off and make sure the people he loved, South
Carolinians from the Grand Strand to the Golden Corner, are okay.

I can't let him down. That's why, when President Trump asked me to run, I
answered the call.

Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. I hope I can count on you to stand
with me today.
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