South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott is gearing up to jump into the race for president with a message sharply contrasting that of former President Donald Trump, sources told the Wall Street Journal.
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott is gearing up to jump into the race for president with a message sharply contrasting that of former President Donald Trump, sources told the.
Scott—the only Black Republican in the Senate—plans to test a message focused on unity and optimism, and is “excited to share his vision of hope and opportunity and hear the American people’s response,” Jennifer DeCasper, a senior adviser of Scott, said. As the GOP deals with how to move on from Trump and Trumpism, Scott would enter a field that’s set to include former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley. Despite Florida Gov.
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