Tim Scott says Trump's vice presidential pick will be about issues voters face - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Trump, the presumptive presidential nominee of the Republican Party, has yet to announce who he will pick to join his 2024 ticket, though he has suggested in interviews that he will be making a decision "closer to Wisconsin time," referring to the Republican National Convention Milwaukee this July.
41% : Scott is among the candidates Trump is rumored to be considering for his vice presidential bid, and was asked about what he could bring to the table as if chosen for the role.
34% : He then added that if he were Trump's vice presidential candidate, he would talk about giving Trump four more years in office "not for the vice president, but for the American people.
32% : Recent polling data has indicated that younger voters between ages 18-30 trust Trump slightly more than Biden on reducing prices and securing the southern border.
28% : One candidate whom Trump has confirmed is not on his short list is former United Nations ambassador and 2024 Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley.
22% : "Besides Scott, other people Trump is rumored to be considering for his vice presidential candidate include Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL), J.D. Vance (R-OH), Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), and former Hawaii Democrat Tulsi Gabbard.
20% : Meanwhile, Biden and Trump have agreed to debate each other in a CNN debate scheduled for June 27, with a second one scheduled to take place on ABC on Sept. 10.
10% : "During his interview, Scott also criticized how much inflation has affected voters under Biden's leadership, stating that people in his home state are paying over $25,000 "for the same things they could buy under President Trump.

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