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Sen. Tim Scott declines to say whether he would’ve certified 2020 election results if he were vice president

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(CNN) —South Carolina Republican Sen. Tim Scott on Sunday refused to say whether he would have certified the 2020 election results if he were vice president at the time, breaking with other high-profile Trump allies whose names have been floated as potential 2024 vice president picks. “I’m not going to answer hypothetical questions, No. 1, […]

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