Trump Makes Double Endorsement In South Carolina
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Trump endorsed both candidates in the South Carolina Governor’s Runoff.
Trump said, ” There are two Highly Respected Candidates running to be your next Governor” and that both “have been with me from the beginning.”
He also said he hoped that these two would get to the runoff.
I love the Wonderful State of South Carolina for every reason in the book, including the fact that it is “loaded up” with truly GREAT people and Political Leaders. There are two Highly Respected Candidates running to be your next Governor in the June 23rd Republican Runoff Election, your current Lieutenant Governor, Pam Evette, and your current Attorney General, Alan Wilson. Both have had amazing careers, and have been with me from the beginning. They are MAGA and America First all the way! These were the two that I was hoping would get into a Runoff, and they did. I can’t hurt one of them by only Endorsing the other, so, therefore, I am going to Endorse, for Governor of South Carolina, both Pam Evette and Alan Wilson! It’s a Wealth of Riches – With either one you can’t go wrong. Vote for Pam or Alan — They will not let you down! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Both candidates expressed their support for Trump in response to Trump’s double endorsement.
The pair have kept up the praise throughout their campaigns, taking any opportunity to highlight their ties to the president as proof of their MAGA bona fides.
That held in their responses to Trump’s double-backing on Friday.
Evette wrote in a post on the social platform X that she was “proud to come in first” as the president’s pick for governor, and Wilson said in a statement that he was “deeply honored.”
“I’ve proudly stood with President Trump from the very beginning, defended when others would not, and fought alongside him against the Radical Left,” Wilson added. “I look forward to working with him as Governor to continue delivering conservative victories for the people of this state.”
