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2:59Now PlayingRepublican Senator Tim Scott votes against foreign aid bill and border security bill then goes on Fox News to argue the need for a border security bill in order to pass a foreign aid bill. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report.
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Tim Scott Nixes Border BillThen Goes on Fox to Argue for It
"Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) can’t seem to make up his mind.
The South Carolina Republican voted Wednesday against a sweeping immigration reform bill—but went on Fox Business Network just hours later to say that he voted against a separate foreign aid bill for Israel and Ukraine because the border issue should be addressed first.
Scott explained his logic after the Senate, led by a number of Republicans and a few Democrats, blocked the border deal and foreign aid package that had been drawn up partly by Sen. James Lankford (R-OK). Despite many Republicans recently demanding such legislation, former President Donald Trump’s opposition to the measure was widely seen as contributing to its failure."
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