Sen.Darline Graham, R-S.C., the sister of late Sen.Lindsey Graham, has announced her candidacy for a full six-year Senate term following her brother's sudden death on July 11.

In an exclusive interview with 'Hannity,' Graham emphasized her commitment to continuing her brother's legacy by prioritizing domestic issues over foreign policy.She highlighted concerns such as the cost of groceries, gas prices, healthcare, and insurance as central to her platform.Graham, South Carolina's first female U.S.Senator, expressed an 'inner peace' about succeeding her brother, noting his deep dedication to the state's residents.

She also revealed her focus on practical, everyday challenges faced by South Carolinians, contrasting her approach with her brother's emphasis on national security and international affairs.Graham's decision to run for a full term comes after being appointed to complete her brother's remaining Senate term until January 2027.Her remarks underscore the political significance of her family's legacy and the evolving priorities of South Carolina's leadership.