Tim Scott will be the featured speaker at the NRCC spring dinner
The National Republican Congressional Committee will host its spring dinner on April 23, featuring Senator Tim Scott as the headlining speaker. The event aims to be a significant fundraising opportunity for House Republicans. House Republican leaders are expected to attend, and Senator Scott has expressed his excitement about participating. Click “Read more…” to access additional details. The National Republican Congressional Committee is set to host its spring dinner on April 23, with Senator Tim Scott headlining the event. This dinner presents a key fundraising opportunity for House Republicans, with major leaders expected to be in attendance. Senator Scott is eagerly looking forward to his participation. Click “Read more…” for further information.
The National Republican Congressional Committee will host its spring dinner on April 23, and the event will feature Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) as the headlining speaker.
The dinner is projected to be the largest fundraising event for House Republicans so far this year. Every House Republican leader is expected to attend.
“I’m excited to join the incredible Republican leadership team as they work tirelessly to defend freedom and expand majorities in the House,” Scott told the Washington Examiner. “This November, Republicans will be picking up seats in the House and Senate, and sending President Donald Trump back to the White House.”
Scott, who has served as a senator since 2013, is considered to be one of presumptive GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s top contenders for vice president. While Scott’s own presidential bid failed, in recent months, he has been heavily campaigning for Trump at rallies and in interviews. As the only black Republican senator, Scott has also been working to gain and win influence with trump-now-up-in-michigan-florida-pennsylvania-and-tied-in-wisconsin-and-black-hispanic-and-evangelical-vote-is-up-from-2016/” title=”IT’S HAPPENING! Trump Now Up in Michigan, Florida, Pennsylvania and Tied in Wisconsin — And Black, Hispanic and Evangelical Vote Is UP from 2016!”>black voters.
“Tim Scott came from humble beginnings, but through hard work and perseverance he became a leader in our conservative movement,” NRCC Chairman Richard Hudson said. “His story is an inspiration, and I am thrilled he is headlining this important fundraising event to grow the House majority.”
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Just five years ago, Trump headlined the spring dinner for the National Republican Congressional Committee. In his speech, Trump focused on rallying Republicans together to take back the House.
Republicans hold a 218-213 majority in the House, with their eyes on flipping several Democratic seats red this November.
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