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Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., on Sunday said that he stood by his decision to certify President Joe Biden's presidential election win in 2020.
Scott is widely reported to be on former President Donald Trump's short list of potential vice presidential nominees but his answer could put him at odds with the former president, who told Time Magazine in April that he would staff his administration with people who agree with his false statement that the election was stolen from him in 2020 and "wouldn’t feel good" about hiring someone who admits Biden won.
Scott, like other Trump acolytes in recent months, has dodged questions about whether he'd vote to certify the 2024 presidential election,
regardless of who wins, but later clarified that he would "certainly" vote to certify the election.
Scott is widely reported to be on former President Donald Trump's short list of potential vice presidential nominees but his answer could put him at odds with the former president, who told Time Magazine in April that he would staff his administration with people who agree with his false statement that the election was stolen from him in 2020 and "wouldn’t feel good" about hiring someone who admits Biden won.
Scott, like other Trump acolytes in recent months, has dodged questions about whether he'd vote to certify the 2024 presidential election,
regardless of who wins, but later clarified that he would "certainly" vote to certify the election.