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In reply to the discussion: Wow........ great question from a person in a diner....... [View all]dalton99a
(94,616 posts)9. Tim Scott has tense back-and-forth with New Hampshire voter over support for Trump
https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/meetthepressblog/tim-scott-tense-back-forth-new-hampshire-voter-support-trump-rcna101885
Tim Scott has tense back-and-forth with New Hampshire voter over support for Trump
The South Carolina senator was one of the GOP candidates who said at Wednesday's debate that he would support Trump in the general election if convicted of crimes.
Aug. 25, 2023, 3:09 PM CDT
By Nnamdi Egwuonwu and Emma Barnett
CONCORD, N.H. Sen. Tim Scott got into a tense exchange with a 79-year-old retired schoolteacher Friday during a campaign stop, focused on his resistance to criticizing former President Donald Trump.
Scott was making his way through the Windmill Restaurant, a small diner, when customer David Coffey called him over to the booth where he was eating and confronted the South Carolina senator with a question about Trump.
You dont stand up to Trump, how are you going to stand up to the president of Russia and China? Coffey asked.
As Scott tried to talk around the question and Coffey pushed back, Scott said, Do you want to have a conversation? Or do you want a monologue? Im happy to listen, but if you want to have a dialogue, Ill be speaking as well.
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Tim Scott has tense back-and-forth with New Hampshire voter over support for Trump
The South Carolina senator was one of the GOP candidates who said at Wednesday's debate that he would support Trump in the general election if convicted of crimes.
Aug. 25, 2023, 3:09 PM CDT
By Nnamdi Egwuonwu and Emma Barnett
CONCORD, N.H. Sen. Tim Scott got into a tense exchange with a 79-year-old retired schoolteacher Friday during a campaign stop, focused on his resistance to criticizing former President Donald Trump.
Scott was making his way through the Windmill Restaurant, a small diner, when customer David Coffey called him over to the booth where he was eating and confronted the South Carolina senator with a question about Trump.
You dont stand up to Trump, how are you going to stand up to the president of Russia and China? Coffey asked.
As Scott tried to talk around the question and Coffey pushed back, Scott said, Do you want to have a conversation? Or do you want a monologue? Im happy to listen, but if you want to have a dialogue, Ill be speaking as well.
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This is what we're up against "unfortunately ABC news did not show his reply but just said"
MagickMuffin
Aug 2023
#1
Vexing, not showing full answers and replies about politics but spending a long time on
betsuni
Aug 2023
#3
Tim Scott has tense back-and-forth with New Hampshire voter over support for Trump
dalton99a
Aug 2023
#9
Standard dodge: Talk about something else, and if the questioner presses for an answer
gratuitous
Aug 2023
#21
Exactly. In Indiana they visit county courthouses and photo opp with elected republicans
Captain Zero
Aug 2023
#34
Hey, take it easy on diners. It doesn't get any better than Waffle House. It's your 3AM home away
flashman13
Aug 2023
#19
This says bad things about journalistic ethics, because it sounds like Scott and his
PatrickforB
Aug 2023
#26