Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) claimed Sunday that voters in the United States are more focused on their future rather than on former President Donald Trump‘s past, suggesting that Trump could help voters make their futures more secure.
Scott’s statement was in response to a question on whether the Republican National Convention should pay the legal fees of the former president, who is facing multiple legal battles amid his campaign for the 2024 presidency. Scott responded by arguing that voters are not currently focused on Trump’s “legal challenges” but rather their economic challenges “across a kitchen table.”
“Their issues are very clear, by the way,” Scott said during an interview. “The American people are more focused on their future than Donald Trump’s past.”
Scott also expressed criticism of the “two-tiered” justice system within the U.S. right
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