The fact of the matter is that the average person in this country is not as interested as we are in figuring out how to make a Republican responsible for what happened, or the Democrat to be responsible for what happens, or the private sector to be responsible for what happens.
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Tim Scott emphasizes the public's disinterest in partisan blame for issues.
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