The American people are not really looking to assign blame for why the economy is so anemic and the so-called recovery has not truly reached into those folks living paycheck to paycheck.
Tim Scott: “The American people are not really looking to assign blame for why the economy is so anemic and the so-called recovery…”
On the recordJune 20, 2016
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Scott emphasizes that the public is not focused on blaming parties for economic issues.
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