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Dump Lindsey? Mark Lynch’s America First Challenge in South Carolina
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Today at 1 p.m. ET on Steel News Live, Ann Vandersteel is joined by Mark Lynch, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in South Carolina, who is running to primary Senator Lindsey Graham on June 9.
Mark Lynch is a South Carolina businessman, faith-driven leader, husband, father, grandfather, and longtime president of Jeff Lynch Appliance Center. His campaign is centered on America First priorities: securing the border, ending corruption, restoring election integrity, defending the Second Amendment, protecting American jobs, opposing endless foreign entanglements, and putting South Carolinians ahead of the Washington establishment. His website describes him as a lifelong South Carolinian who helped grow Jeff Lynch Appliance Center more than 35-fold since 1983, created 110 South Carolina jobs, and spent decades helping men overcome addiction through Christian recovery work.
In this interview, Ann asks Mark why he is challenging Lindsey Graham, what voters are telling him across South Carolina, where the polls stand, which issues matter most in this race, and who he plans to partner with once he gets to Washington, D.C.
Primary election: June 9
Campaign website: LynchForSenate.com
Mark Lynch is a South Carolina businessman, faith-driven leader, husband, father, grandfather, and longtime president of Jeff Lynch Appliance Center. His campaign is centered on America First priorities: securing the border, ending corruption, restoring election integrity, defending the Second Amendment, protecting American jobs, opposing endless foreign entanglements, and putting South Carolinians ahead of the Washington establishment. His website describes him as a lifelong South Carolinian who helped grow Jeff Lynch Appliance Center more than 35-fold since 1983, created 110 South Carolina jobs, and spent decades helping men overcome addiction through Christian recovery work.
In this interview, Ann asks Mark why he is challenging Lindsey Graham, what voters are telling him across South Carolina, where the polls stand, which issues matter most in this race, and who he plans to partner with once he gets to Washington, D.C.
Primary election: June 9
Campaign website: LynchForSenate.com