Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) sees more opportunity to convince black voters to vote for Donald Trump after the presumptive GOP presidential nominee became a convicted felon.
Scott, a possible vice presidential pick, echoed Trump’s belief that the New York conviction in his hush money case and other criminal trials will make the candidate more attractive to a key voting bloc typically dominated by Democrats.
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