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DR ANNIE ANDREWS: South Carolina should expect more from their senator

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Andrews, A. (2026, November 2). DR ANNIE ANDREWS: South Carolina should expect more from their senator. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/dr-annie-andrews-south-carolina-should-expect-more-senator

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DR Annie Andrews, a Democratic candidate running against incumbent Republican Senator Lindsey Graham in South Carolina, discusses her campaign’s grassroots approach and policy stances during an event. She emphasizes listening to constituents’ concerns and criticizing her opponent for lacking readiness on national security issues while praising endorsements from former Governor David Beasley and over 100 South Carolina Republican leaders who support her independent voice against both parties' excesses.
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Dr. Annie Andrews, a pediatrician and Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate seat representing South Carolina, is emphasizing her commitment to listening and addressing constituents' concerns rather than engaging in Washington's political games. During a recent campaign stop in Aiken, she met with voters including a lifelong Reagan Republican who had never before voted Democrat but wanted to know if Andrews would genuinely listen to their issues. Andrews has been campaigning for 18 months and highlights her background as a healthcare provider who deals with real-world problems daily.

She emphasizes that her political career was not the initial goal; instead, she became involved due to witnessing first-hand the struggles of families dealing with economic hardships like choosing between essential medications and groceries. Throughout South Carolina, Andrews has met with various groups including farmers hurt by tariffs in Barnwell County, veterans concerned about ongoing conflicts in Iran, and residents without access to hospitals in Marlboro County.

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Hedges 0 of 14 claims Outlet record 69/100
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Silver Bulletin
Hedges 9 of 44 claims
“The articles discuss different aspects of the South Carolina Senate race and do not describe the same specific incident or occurrence.”
The Straits Times
⚖️ Leans left Hedges 1 of 23 claims Outlet record 66/100
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The Guardian
Hedges 1 of 19 claims Outlet record 66/100
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Washington Examiner
Hedges 0 of 3 claims Outlet record 70/100
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⚖️ Leans left Hedges 5 of 43 claims Outlet record 64/100
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Hedges 1 of 2 claims Outlet record 66/100
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Daily Mail
⚖️ Leans left Hedges 4 of 101 claims Outlet record 69/100
“The articles describe different aspects of the South Carolina Senate race, with Article A focusing on Trump's rally for Darline Graham and Article B featuring Dr. Annie Andrews addressing voters.”
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“The articles discuss different topics and are written from distinct perspectives, one focusing on election coverage and another on political advocacy.”
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⚖️ Leans left Hedges 3 of 57 claims Outlet record 60/100
“The articles discuss different perspectives and activities related to the political climate in South Carolina, but do not describe the same specific incident or occurrence.”
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Annie Andrews
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🔮 I’m asking South Carolina to hire a senator who will show up, listen and get to work for you.
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Aiken Republican Republicans South Carolina Washington

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Republican NORP · 4× South Carolina GPE · 4× Washington ORG · 3× Republicans NORP · 2× Aiken GPE · 1× Barnwell GPE · 1× Democrat NORP · 1× Donald Trump PERSON · 1× Lindsey Graham PERSON · 1× Reagan PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Throughout this race, I’ve said it plainly: whether you voted for Donald Trump, Lindsey Graham, or anyone else, if you care more about your bills than Washington’s political games, this campaign is for you.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-02
🔮 I’m asking South Carolina to hire a senator who will show up, listen and get to work for you.

Claims (35 extracted, 0 hedged)

Throughout this race, I’ve said it plainly: whether you voted for Donald Trump, Lindsey Graham, or anyone else, if you care more about your bills than Washington’s political games, this campaign is for you. asserted
campaign → say → you
I mean it. asserted
I → mean → it
Last week in Aiken, I stood in a room full of Republicans and independents. asserted
I → stand → Republicans
One man told me he’d been a Reagan Republican his whole life and had never voted for a Democrat. asserted
he → tell → Democrat
He came anyway. asserted
He → come → ?
He wanted to know if I’d actually listen. asserted
I → want → ?
I’ve been listening for 18 months on the campaign trail, and for 20 years before that in my exam room. asserted
I → listen → room
I didn’t set out to become a politician. asserted
I → set → ?
I’m a pediatrician and a mom of three. asserted
I → ’m → three
I’ve cared for children whose parents had to choose between groceries and an inhaler, and I’ve taken the 2 a.m. calls from scared moms and dads. asserted
I → care → moms
Medicine taught me that you show up, you listen, and you make hard decisions under pressure. asserted
you → teach → pressure
I’ve traveled to all 46 counties. asserted
I → travel → counties
In Barnwell, I sat on the back of a pickup truck with eighth-generation farmers hurt by tariffs. asserted
I → sit → tariffs
In Ridgeland, I stood with veterans who have lost friends to suicide and want this war in Iran to end. asserted
war → stand → Iran
In Marlboro County, I met a little boy growing up without a hospital because of where he lives. asserted
he → meet → hospital
In Myrtle Beach, a 26-year Marine veteran and lifelong Republican came to one of our events after someone encouraged him to attend. asserted
someone → come → him
Afterward, he told me he’d just made his first political donation. asserted
he → tell → donation
When I ask when they last saw a senator in their hometown, they laugh. asserted
they → ask → hometown
They deserve better. asserted
They → deserve → better
This week, Fox News moved our race to a toss-up. asserted
News → move → up
Former Republican Gov. David Beasley endorsed me, and more than 100 South Carolina Republican leaders have joined our campaign. asserted
leaders → endorse → campaign
They don’t agree with me on everything, but they know I’ll put South Carolina ahead of any party or special interest. asserted
I → agree → party
My opponent, Darline Graham, has my deepest sympathy for the loss of her brother. asserted
opponent → have → brother
She was handpicked by Washington insiders, and she has admitted she’s "not that informed" on national security while our country is at war. asserted
country → handpicke → war
South Carolinians deserve a senator who’s ready. asserted
who → deserve → senator
Here’s my commitment: I’ll be an independent voice and a brick wall between South Carolina and Washington, even when my own party gets it wrong. asserted
it → ’ → Carolina
Democrats spend billions without asking whether programs work. asserted
programs → spend → billions
Republicans waste billions on endless wars and corporate handouts. asserted
Republicans → waste → wars
Our debt just hit $40 trillion. asserted
debt → hit → trillion
My Taxpayer Pledge starts with Congress: ban members from trading stocks, end their taxpayer-funded pensions and stop their pay during shutdowns. asserted
Pledge → start → shutdowns
I’ll oppose tax increases on families making under $500,000, make No Tax on Tips and No Tax on Social Security permanent, and end special tax breaks for data centers. asserted
Tax → oppose → centers
I’ve pledged to serve no more than two terms, because this seat doesn’t belong to one family or one party. asserted
seat → pledge → family
It belongs to you. asserted
It → belong → you
If I don’t keep my word, fire me in six years. asserted
I → keep → years
I’m asking South Carolina to hire a senator who will show up, listen and get to work for you. asserted
who → ask → you
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