Senator Tim Scott
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24 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 26 May
Senator Tim Scott’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm good.
What we know with clarity and certainty is a black person, yes, look at me, I'm still black, who ideologically is aligned with their state or their district can win anywhere.
Final point is simply this.
You can have a concern about having...
Minority populations, and I don't mean blacks at this time, I mean Democrats in South Carolina, go without representation based on a congressional map.
But the one thing you cannot argue is that people of color can't win who are ideologically aligned with the state.
And I gotta say this with great certainty.
South Carolina will elect people who don't look like the majority population because we've already done so, but we'll also elect people who do feel like, walk like, and talk like philosophically who we are as South Carolinians, consistently conservative.
I think what has happened with our friends on the left is that they've lost their minds because they keep losing their voters.
And so one of the things that they posit during redistricting is that in South Carolina, it would be impossible to elect a black person because we're getting rid of congressional districts that favor liberals.
The truth of the matter is that
A, I won in the first congressional district when it went from Charleston to Myrtle Beach.
B, I won in the first congressional district when it went from Charleston to Hilton Head.
And C, I've won statewide.
Where do I win?
I win in the most conservative parts of the state and do better in the moderate parts of the state.
So what we know with clarity and certainty is a black person, yes, look at me, I'm still black,
who ideologically is aligned with their state or their district can win anywhere.
Final point is simply this.
You can have a concern about having minority populations, and I don't mean blacks at this time, I mean Democrats in South Carolina, go without representation based on a congressional map.
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