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Shop NowOnce again, a Supreme Court decision has sent the left into a tizzy.
We all know Barack Obama loves to get a good race discussion rolling, so his comments ripping the court after its decision in the Harvard University affirmative action case were not really a surprise.
Senator Tim Scott (R-S.C.) did not hesitate to call Obama out for his criticisms.
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Barack and Michelle Obama said their “heart breaks” over the decision for the young people who are “wondering what their future holds” now that the court has shot down affirmative action for college admissions.
Tim Scott called their comments lies “from the pit of hell.”
Scott, who is a Republican candidate for president on the GOP side, stated, “Well, the good news is we’re going to have another African-American president. His name will be Tim Scott. And this is January 2025.
“Here’s what I would say to America today: that I am excited about who we are as a nation. I’m excited about the progress that we’ve seen in the rearview mirror.
“But what excites me the most about America is that when you look at the windshield of our future, it is bright for all of our kids.
“Unfortunately, the radical left have been co-opted by the teachers’ unions. And so making sure that we get back to providing quality education in every single zip code in this nation K through 12 means that with quality education K through 12, your child can go to the most elite colleges in America.
“If we fix public education, we will make sure that every generation going forward will have access to opportunities.
“And oh, by the way, I’m not sure that going to an elite university is the path to prosperity.
“It is actually going as high as your character, your grit and your talent will take you.
“That means whether you go to Harvard, Charleston Southern, or whether you want to be a plumber or a welder, you too can experience your version of the American dream.
“I’m running for president because I know America can do for anyone what she has done for me.
“But sending the message that somehow the color of your skin means that you will not be able to achieve your goals from an educational perspective, from an income perspective or family formation, that is a lie from the pit of hell.
“We will not be judged solely by the color of our skin. That’s what the ruling said today.
“But that is the story of America.
“That is a story of American progress and we can all celebrate that today.”
I have always liked Tim Scott, but I do believe he jumped the gun running for president in 2024.
I would have loved to have seen him on the ticket as a VP or a very high-profile cabinet member, then use that as a springboard to launch a campaign in 2028 or 2032, depending upon who the nominee in 2024 was.
If Trump does get the nod, even though I know he would prefer a woman as his VP, I would love to see him talk to Scott and get him on the ticket.
It could be the difference in Trump losing a narrow race to Biden or beating him soundly.
Source: Fox News
