Tim Scott to be featured at Scott Brown’s NH BBQ.
Presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott to Headline Scott Brown’s Backyard BBQ
Get ready for an exciting event in New Hampshire next month as presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) takes the stage at former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown’s Backyard BBQ. Brown, a Republican who famously pulled off an upset win in the 2010 special election, will be hosting this barbecue extravaganza on September 7th in Rye, New Hampshire.
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But that’s not all! Scott is making waves in New Hampshire as he headlines the Concord Republican Party’s “Politics and Pies Event” this Friday, just days after his participation in the Republican National Committee’s primary debate. And mark your calendars because next week, the South Carolina senator will be back in his home state to speak at Rep. Jeff Duncan’s (R-SC) annual Faith & Freedom BBQ on August 28th. The event will be headlined by fellow presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL).
Brown has extended an invitation to other Republican hopefuls in the primary contest to speak to voters in New Hampshire during his series of backyard barbecues. And guess who has accepted so far? DeSantis, former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, and Vivek Ramaswamy. It’s going to be an incredible lineup!
But wait, there’s more! Brown has also hinted that his endorsement in the race is up for grabs. Exciting times ahead!
In a recent New Hampshire poll from Emerson College, Scott ranked fourth with 6% support, which is higher than his national position. However, it’s worth noting that nearly half of Granite State Republican primary voters still favor former President Donald Trump. Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie took second place in the survey with 9%, and DeSantis dropped to third with 8%.
Stay tuned for more updates on this thrilling political journey!
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