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Senator Darline Graham Stands Up for Life on the 50th Anniversary of Hyde Amendment
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Darline Graham (R-South Carolina) today joined her Senate colleagues in cosponsoring a resolution marking the 50th anniversary of the Hyde Amendment becoming law. The resolution recognizes the significant legacy of the Hyde Amendment, which has been credited with saving more than 2.6 million lives since its enactment. “I’m proud to join my Senate colleagues in commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Hyde Amendment. The legacy that the Hyde Amendment created is one of hope and promise, with 2.6 million lives saved thanks to this legislation,” said Senator Darline Graham. Senator Darline Graham continued, “But the work did not stop 50
ICYMI: Senator Darline Graham Grills Former Special Counsel Jack Smith at Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Darline Graham (R-South Carolina) today questioned former Special Counsel Jack Smith at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Senator Darline Graham grilled Jack Smith for weaponizing the legal system and leading the politically motivated Arctic Frost investigation, where he subpoenaed private phone records of sitting members of Congress.
Senator Darline Graham Cosponsors Legislation to Deliver Relief to South Carolinians Affected by Hurricane Helene, Other Natural Disasters
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Darline Graham (R-South Carolina) cosponsored legislation to help South Carolina utility customers recover from damage to local energy infrastructure. The Disaster Zone Energy Affordability and Investment Act would allow energy producers to apply unused tax credits from prior years to pay for repairs to damaged energy infrastructure, thereby lowering the overall cost of these necessary projects, passing the savings onto consumers. “I am proud to add my name to legislation to help South Carolina recover when disaster strikes. When Hurricane Helene hit South Carolina, critical energy infrastructure was decimated, leaving families and businesses without power for days, and in some cases even weeks.