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Lindsey Graham begs Sean Hannity's viewers for donations: 'They're killing me money-wise'

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Speed ReadsMoney TalksSen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) appears to be getting desperate as his re-election race gets narrower and narrower.Graham has brought in throughout his race — but Democrat Jaime Harrison has still ended up so far this year. Graham admitted his struggles Thursday night in appearance on Sean Hannity's Fox News show, pleading with Hannity's viewers to "help me" because "they're killing me money wise." Hannity then suggested it was famously liberal celebrities who were backing Harrison's campaign, despite the fact that both candidates have gotten a good deal of money from , and .Lindsey Graham: I’m getting overwhelmed... help me, they’re killing me moneywise. Help me— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) Graham made a similar plea on Fox &amp; Friends Thursday morning, leading Harrison to conclude Graham knows "he's going to lose" this election.Anybody else get the sense that just realized he's going to lose on November 3rd?— Jaime Harrison (@harrisonjaime) As of the most recent , Harrison has raised $28.6 million to Graham's nearly $30 million. Graham has about $5 million more than Harrison to spend in the last weeks of the race. The latest showed Harrison and Graham statistically tied.

Speed ReadsMoney TalksSen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) appears to be getting desperate as his re-election race gets narrower and narrower.Graham has brought in throughout his race — but Democrat Jaime Harrison has still ended up so far this year. Graham admitted his struggles Thursday night in appearance on Sean Hannity's Fox News show, pleading with Hannity's viewers to "help me" because "they're killing me money wise." Hannity then suggested it was famously liberal celebrities who were backing Harrison's campaign, despite the fact that both candidates have gotten a good deal of money from ,...

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