South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott is out of the US presidential race because he has acknowledged that Donald Trump is leading the primary election and that he has no one The way is not to win the Republican candidate.
In an interview with Fox News on Sunday night, Scott announced that he was suspending his candidacy, according to The Guardian، Which gave other contenders a slight advantage in trying to remove front runner Donald Trump.
“I thinks voters, who are the most notable people on the planet, are really clear that they are telling me: ‘Not now Tim،’” He said.
Scott, the only black Republican to serve in the Senate, made the announcement six months after the White House began bidding with a optimistic vision for America’s future.
She used her mother’s personal story as a single mother to argue for America’s greatness and who accused Biden and other Democrats That they are attacking every part of the ladder that helped me climb”.
“ We live in a land where in a small apartment for a child raised in poverty in a single parent family it is quite possible that one day people Serve at home and maybe even the White House, ” Scott said announcing his candidacy in May.
“ This is the largest country on God’s green earth. ”
To increase his chances of getting nominated, Scott recently moved on to deeper statements during the election campaign.
He argued that black Americans could tolerate slavery better than President London Johnson’s Great Society، The aim was to combat poverty and give rise to social welfare initiatives such as Medicare and Medicaid.
Critics were angry because they thought Scott was reducing the horrors of slavery.
Scott also criticized Biden for responding to Hamas attacks on October 7, and accused him of unintentional violence. This sparked outrage and criticism over Biden’s foreign policy agenda.
Scott later praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for “tolerance” in response to Hamas attacks، Despite Israeli airstrikes killing Palestinians.
Despite moving toward tougher rhetoric, Scott’s support in the national primary election remained low, leaving him with no way to run for office.
