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WASHINGTON – During today’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) introduced Sheria Clarke, President Trump’s nominee to be a U.S. District Court Judge for the District of South Carolina. Ms. Clarke currently practices law in Greenville, South Carolina, and holds years of high-level experience in the legal profession. As demonstrated by her testimony, Clarke has dedicated her professional career to defending the rule of law and commands an extraordinary understanding of our nation’s constitutional order. Throughout President Trump’s first term, Senator Graham worked with him to confirm a record number of federal judges who have upheld the original meaning of the Constitution and our nation’s laws. Graham’s backing of Clarke exemplifies his continued commitment to help President Trump place qualified conservatives on the federal bench for life. In his introduction, Senator Graham highlighted Ms. Clarke’s professional achievements as well as her impeccable character. Among her many accomplishments include working under former U.S. Congressman Trey Gowdy (R-South Carolina) and serving as a federal prosecutor in South Carolina. GRAHAM: “[Sheria Clarke] served for a decade on Capitol Hill, first as Counsel [for the] House Ethics Committee – which you probably learned a lot about bipartisanship there. And then as Counsel [on] the Select Committee on Benghazi before returning to the Ethics Committee, and that’s where [she] met Trey [Gowdy].” https://youtu.be/7u9BTz_pTrg?si=eU1tvaWDhFPolav4&t=32 GRAHAM: “She has served as Assistant U.S. Attorney in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of South Carolina where she handled both civil and criminal cases. She is currently a partner at Nelson Mullins, which is one of the bigger, more prestigious firms in the state.” https://youtu.be/7u9BTz_pTrg?si=fDp3HSc_SrOgk15S&t=56 GRAHAM: &ldquo