Senator Tim Scott (R-S.C.) announced the suspension of his presidential campaign on Sunday, surprising his campaign workers. He explained that the voters had been "really clear" that they were not ready for him to run at this time, and his campaign strategy, staff, and the GOP electorate had all been factors in his decision. This marks an official and swift end to Scott's months-long presidential quest.
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Seven conservatives have already said they will vote no on the bill, and many more could join that group, meaning Johnson will need Democratic support to pass the bill and avoid a shutdown.
Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina has unexpectedly dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, citing low polling numbers and a lack of support from voters. His campaign staff were caught off guard by the announcement, which came shortly after a fundraising email was sent out. With Scott's departure, the race for the Republican nomination is now wide open.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has proposed a bill to avert a government shutdown, which would extend funding for some agencies and programs until January 19th and for others until February 2nd. The proposal has been met with mixed reactions from within the Republican party, and it remains to be seen whether it will pass in the House and Senate. The bill is expected to be voted on in the coming days.
Sarah Silverman, guest host of The Daily Show, praised former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley for her composure during the debate, which featured businessman Vivek Ramaswamy attacking her daughter. Governor Ron DeSantis spoke out against the use of children in political warfare, saying it is "out of bounds" and that he keeps his own conduct "out of it for sure."
Key takeaways: Five Republican presidential candidates took the stage in Miami Wednesday night for the third GOP primary debate. The candidates were asked to outline…
Key takeaways: The Republican Party is facing a difficult time after suffering losses in key elections across the country. Vivek Ramaswamy criticized the Republican National…
At the Republican presidential debate on Wednesday, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy attacked fellow candidate Nikki Haley, calling her "Dick Cheney in 3-inch heels." His comments were met with strong criticism from Haley, who called him "just scum." The attack came after the Republican Party suffered losses in the previous night's elections, and Ramaswamy said the GOP needed to have accountability in their party. The debate was heated, with Ramaswamy and Haley exchanging barbs, and its impact on the candidates' standings remains to be seen.