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ANNIE FOR U.S. SENATE!

Dr. Annie Andrews is a pediatrician and a mom, not a politician. She’s spent her entire career serving South Carolina families—not donors and lobbyists—and she’s running for Senate because kids and parents across the state are getting screwed by a system designed to work for the powerful, not the rest of us.

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Annie Andrews: For 15 years I worked in the children's hospital down in Charleston. We can do so much better by South Carolina's children and America's children. Every day I went to work at the children's hospital and I would take care of kids who once they were discharged home, their families weren't sure how they were going to put food on the table. So I decided to roll up my sleeves and do something about it.

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Annie Andrews demands Darline Graham cut her family's business ties to China: "It's inappropriate for a senator to profit from business with China. It's even worse to conceal those ties from the public."

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Annie Andrews: I would not have started or supported a $50 billion war overseas. Those taxpayer dollar could have been invested in our infrastructure, in our public education system, and our healthcare system.

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Annie Andrews rips into her amateur opponent: "If your surgeon said appendectomies weren't really his thing, would you hand him a scalpel? No. So why would we hand Darline Graham a full term in the U.S. Senate? She is unserious and she is unqualified."

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Darline Graham admits to prioritizing people in DC rather than South Carolina, and then refuses another debate: I've been working hard representing the people in Washington. That's more important than standing here on the debate stage.

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