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GOP's Tim Scott Dances Around His INTENSE Anti-Abortion Stance

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April 14, 2023

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CBS News's Caitlin Huey-Burns asks Sen. Tim Scott if he would support his colleague Lindsey Graham's bill that would federalize a ban on abortion at 15 weeks. Scott doesn't give a straight answer but does indicate that he's 100% pro-life.

Researcher Tyson Brody pointed out on Twitter that Scott has remodeled his campaign page after he announced his exploratory committee for a presidential run in 2024. The section about protecting life is no longer there.

In another interview given to WMUR's Adam Sexton in New Hampshire, Scott does indicate that, if he were president, he would sign a 20-week abortion ban into law.

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