Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) said who former President Donald Trump chooses to be his vice president will be determined by the themes that voters face on a daily basis.
Trump, who is seen as the Republican presidential nominee, has not yet announced who he will choose to run in the 2024 race, but he mentioned an article in a national Republican newspaper and said in an interview that he would “near Wisconsin.” The Milwaukee convention in July this year suggests that a decision will be made. Scott, one of the candidates Trump is rumored to be considering for vice president, was asked about what he could bring to the table if chosen for the role.
“Well, I don't think it's a who issue, it's a what issue,” Scott said on Fox News' Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo. “This is about the issues facing the American people. As for who I'm going to talk about, I have to say without a shadow of a doubt that it's Kamala Harris. Border czar Kamala Harris Authorized the largest invasion in history. Kamala Harris works with Joe Biden on economic operations and sees devastation across the country. Kamala Harris works with Joe Biden on Middle East issues, literally. We are at odds with our strongest ally, Israel.”
The senator then said that talking to voters about the American Dream is important for the country because it tells voters that it is very possible to start a business. He added that if he were Trump's running mate, he would talk about giving Trump another four years in office “not for the vice president, but for the American people.” .
In the interview, Scott also criticized how much inflation is affecting voters under Biden's leadership, saying people in his home state “are getting the same things they could buy under President Trump.” He said he paid more than $25,000.
In addition to Scott, other people President Trump is rumored to be considering as running mate include Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), and Ron – Includes Governor DeSantis (Republican, Florida) and former Hawaii Democratic Rep. Tulsi. Gabbard. One candidate that President Trump has confirmed is not on his shortlist is former United Nations ambassador and 2024 Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley.
With less than six months until the November 5 presidential election, Vice President Kamala Harris has accepted an invitation from CBS News to participate in a debate about President Trump's running mate. The Biden campaign said the debate, like the presidential debate, will be broadcast in a studio without an audience on either July 23 or August 13.
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Meanwhile, Biden and Trump have agreed to debate each other in a CNN debate scheduled for June 27th, with the second one scheduled for September 10th on ABC.
Young voters between the ages of 18 and 30 trust Trump slightly more than Biden on lowering prices and securing the southern border, according to recent polling data. Half of these voters say lower prices are their biggest fiscal concern, with 26% wanting higher wages and 15% wanting more jobs. .
