Tim Scott campaign releases new ads criticizing Biden after GOP debate.
Sen. Tim Scott’s Presidential Campaign Launches Ads Criticizing Biden’s Policies
Sen. Tim Scott’s (R-SC) presidential campaign wasted no time in launching two engaging ads that take aim at President Joe Biden’s policies. Titled “Tragic” and “Lead the Charge,” these ads focus on Biden’s handling of the fentanyl crisis and the southern border, while notably avoiding any mention of former President Donald Trump.
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- In the “Lead the Charge” ad, airing in Iowa, Scott boldly states, “Joe Biden is out of step and out of ideas.”
- Scott continues, “He has law enforcement retreating from our border and our neighborhood streets. And America retreating from our deepest held values. I’ll be the president who ends the Biden retreat and leads the charge for American strength. I’ll build the wall, fund our police, and defend our God-given freedoms.”
Meanwhile, in the “Tragic” ad, airing in New Hampshire, Scott emphasizes, “Biden’s liberal policies aren’t compassionate. They’re tragic.”
- Scott adds, “Teenagers overdosing on fentanyl. Young women being sold by human traffickers. Violent crime on the rise. As commander in chief, I will eliminate Biden’s 87,000 IRS agents and use that money to finish the wall and double the Border Patrol.”
Earlier this month, Scott visited the southern border for the first time as a presidential candidate. He highlighted his commitment to finishing the wall, reducing drug and human smuggling, and reinstating Title 42, a pandemic-era policy that effectively halted illegal crossings at the southern border.
While Scott is currently polling at 3.1% in national polls, compared to Trump’s commanding 55.4%, he remains a determined contender in the race.
During the recent debate, Scott didn’t make any major gaffes but also didn’t have a standout moment like some of his 2024 rivals.
It’s worth noting that Trump chose to skip the debate and instead released a prerecorded interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, where he criticized several primary opponents but notably left out any mention of Scott.
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