Trump Attacks Trans Candidate
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President Trump repeatedly used an anti-trans slur against South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews Monday while imploring residents of the Palmetto State to vote for Republican incumbent Darline Graham Nordone next month.
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“Annie ‘Trannie’ Andrews is running against our wonderful Darline Graham for the Senate in South Carolina,” Trump began a Truth Social post in support of Graham, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) who was appointed to fill his seat following his unexpected death July 11.
Andrews, a physician, has previously said she does not support gender-affirming surgery for minors or transgender athletes’ participating in women’s sports.
“Trannie is not for South Carolina, and South Carolina must show, in the upcoming Election, that it is not for her,” the president went on.
If you care more about your bills than the politics in Washington, this campaign is for you.'
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President Donald Trump has faced criticism from some Republicans over his aggressive attacks on Democratic Senate candidates, including South Carolina’s Annie Andrews and Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, using derogatory terms that risk dividing the party. In South Carolina, Trump used a transgender slur against Andrews, prompting former Governor David Beasley to denounce these tactics as cruel and divisive. Meanwhile…
‘Annie Trannie Andrews’ and ‘Mohammed el Sayed’: Trump goes scorched-earth on Democrats. Will it backfire? →2 articles from Washington Examiner on this storyPresident Donald Trump used an anti-trans slur on his Truth Social platform to attack Annie Andrews, the Democratic Senate candidate in South Carolina, urging voters instead to support Republican Senator Marsha Graham. The Human Rights Campaign and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer condemned Trump’s language as inappropriate and disrespectful. Despite this controversy, Andrews focused her campaign message on…
Trump uses anti-trans slur against Democratic Senate candidate in South Carolina →Donald Trump used a transgender slur to mock Annie Andrews, who is challenging Darline Graham for South Carolina's Senate seat. In a Truth Social post, Trump called Andrews "Annie 'Trannie' Andrews," despite her not being transgender. He encouraged voters to support Darline Graham, accusing Andrews of supporting positions like open borders and high taxes that he claims do not align with South Carolina values…
Trump uses transgender slur against opponent of Darline Graham as he urges voters to back late South Carolina senator's sister →President Trump used an anti-trans slur to attack Annie Andrews, a Democratic Senate candidate in South Carolina, on his Truth Social account. He endorsed Republican incumbent Darline Graham Nordone, accusing Andrews of supporting policies she opposes, like open borders and high taxes. In the closely contested race, recent polling shows Graham leading by 2.4 percentage points. Former Governor David Beasley…
Trump attacks Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews with anti-trans slur →President Donald Trump used an anti-transgender slur to attack Dr. Annie Andrews, a Democratic nominee running against Darline Graham in South Carolina’s Senate race, on his Truth Social platform. In the post, Trump referred to Andrews as a “trannie” and criticized her political stance, claiming she supports issues such as open borders and high taxes. The Human Rights Campaign and former Governor David M. Beasley…
Trump uses anti-trans slur to attack woman running against Darline Graham in South Carolina →Annie Andrews, a Democratic candidate running for U.S. Senate in South Carolina, has shifted her stance on transgender athletes participating in women's sports following criticism from former President Donald Trump during the midterm elections. Trump attacked Andrews, using derogatory language and sharing an ad that misrepresented her previous positions. In response to these attacks, Andrews clarified her current…
Dem scrambles to change tune on trans athletes as Trump targets past record: ‘Annie Trannie’ →Analysis
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President Trump repeatedly used an anti-trans slur against South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews Monday while imploring residents of the Palmetto State to vote for Republican incumbent Darline Graham Nordone next month.
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9 Oct Dem scrambles to change tune on trans athletes as Trump targets past record: ‘Annie Trannie’Annie Andrews, a Democratic candidate running for U.S. Senate in South Carolina, has shifted her stance on transgender athletes participating in women's sports following criticism from former President Donald Trump during the midterm elections. Trump attacked Andrews, using derogatory language and sharing an ad that misrepresented her previous positions. In response to these attacks, Andrews clarified her current…Fox News
8 Oct ‘Annie Trannie Andrews’ and ‘Mohammed el Sayed’: Trump goes scorched-earth on Democrats. Will it backfire?President Donald Trump has faced criticism from some Republicans over his aggressive attacks on Democratic Senate candidates, including South Carolina’s Annie Andrews and Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, using derogatory terms that risk dividing the party. In South Carolina, Trump used a transgender slur against Andrews, prompting former Governor David Beasley to denounce these tactics as cruel and divisive. Meanwhile…Washington Examiner6 Oct Trump uses anti-trans slur to attack woman running against Darline Graham in South CarolinaPresident Donald Trump used an anti-transgender slur to attack Dr. Annie Andrews, a Democratic nominee running against Darline Graham in South Carolina’s Senate race, on his Truth Social platform. In the post, Trump referred to Andrews as a “trannie” and criticized her political stance, claiming she supports issues such as open borders and high taxes. The Human Rights Campaign and former Governor David M. Beasley…The Independent
6 Oct Trump attacks Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews with anti-trans slurPresident Trump used an anti-trans slur to attack Annie Andrews, a Democratic Senate candidate in South Carolina, on his Truth Social account. He endorsed Republican incumbent Darline Graham Nordone, accusing Andrews of supporting policies she opposes, like open borders and high taxes. In the closely contested race, recent polling shows Graham leading by 2.4 percentage points. Former Governor David Beasley…New York Post
6 Oct Trump uses transgender slur against opponent of Darline Graham as he urges voters to back late South Carolina senator's sisterDonald Trump used a transgender slur to mock Annie Andrews, who is challenging Darline Graham for South Carolina's Senate seat. In a Truth Social post, Trump called Andrews "Annie 'Trannie' Andrews," despite her not being transgender. He encouraged voters to support Darline Graham, accusing Andrews of supporting positions like open borders and high taxes that he claims do not align with South Carolina values…Daily Mail
6 Oct Trump uses anti-trans slur against Democratic Senate candidate in South CarolinaPresident Donald Trump used an anti-trans slur on his Truth Social platform to attack Annie Andrews, the Democratic Senate candidate in South Carolina, urging voters instead to support Republican Senator Marsha Graham. The Human Rights Campaign and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer condemned Trump’s language as inappropriate and disrespectful. Despite this controversy, Andrews focused her campaign message on…NBC News
6 Oct Trump mocks Darline Graham Nordone’s Senate rival as Annie ‘Trannie’ AndrewsPresident Donald Trump used the derogatory term "Trannie" to mock South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews, accusing her of supporting transgender rights and other progressive policies. In a Truth Social post, he highlighted Republican incumbent Darline Graham Nordone’s alleged loyalty and intelligence while disparaging Andrews’ stance on issues like gender transitions for minors and transgender…Washington Examiner
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