Lindsey built a bridge from the Republican side of the aisle to the Democrat side of the aisle, because he believed that there were good people on both sides of the aisle.
Tim Scott: “Lindsey built a bridge from the Republican side of the aisle to the Democrat side of the aisle, because he believed that…”
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