Tim Scott인증된 계정

Our state's robust economy depends on the hardworking small businesses, startups, and corporations that are members of the @HHIBChamber. Had a great time talking to y'all today!pic.twitter.com/iflfnHftic

Nothing beats being in the Lowcountry and spending some time with the students at @BlufftonHS. Thanks for having me and y'all keep up the great work!pic.twitter.com/WceVSYnxQc – Bluffton High School에서

Hope to see you all at Columbia First Baptist Church on November 10th to honor our state's 43,000 women veterans! Open to public but make sure to RSVP here: https://www.scott.senate.gov/veteransrsvp pic.twitter.com/0eKX8rtPTt

Very excited to welcome my friend and a combat veteran herself, @SenJoniErnst back to the Palmetto State for my Veterans Day Weekend event honoring South Carolina's 43,000 women veterans. Open to public but don't forget to RSVP here: https://www.scott.senate.gov/veteransrsvp pic.twitter.com/2XvRzAfMzO

South Carolina is home to 43,000 women veterans. Come on over to Columbia on November 10th to honor them and meet @SenJoniErnst — it's open to public! Be sure to RSVP beforehand here: https://www.scott.senate.gov/veteransrsvp pic.twitter.com/MtDPjxhzRR

Always love being on @FoxandFriends to talk about the enormous potential of #OpportunityZones for folks like me who grew in impoverished areas. This is good policy, fueled by the private sector, aimed at reaching some of our nation's most overlooked people.pic.twitter.com/U09n9kSPOr

Join @SenJoniErnst and I on November 10th in Columbia to honor South Carolina’s 43,000 women veterans. Be sure to RSVP here: https://www.scott.senate.gov/veteransrsvp pic.twitter.com/J1OUSwOIr2

Joined @foxandfriends this morning to talk about the @USTreasury’s release of the new regulations for my #OpportunityZones program. This program has an impact that goes beyond the borders of inner cities and rural America, it helps people in distressed areas.pic.twitter.com/6Zsce3h4eU

Had a great time speaking with the Aiken, Augusta Metro, North Augusta, and Columbia County (GA) Chambers of Commerce folks today about the state of our economy and the power of #OpportunityZones. Y'all are a breath of fresh air here in DC!pic.twitter.com/KOvpm9iOmK

Today was our annual DC staff photo day. Enjoy.pic.twitter.com/O0Td8UB3cw

Very excited to announce that @SenJoniErnst will be our guest speaker at my SC Women Veterans Event on November 10th! She is a dear friend of mine in the Senate, a combat veteran herself, and a powerful voice for women. RSVP here: http://scott.senate.gov/veteransrsvp pic.twitter.com/vhW98xx65q

I have full faith and expectation that Judge Kavanaugh will continue his sterling thirteen-year judicial record of integrity, impartiality, fairness, a devotion to the rule of law... My full statement on voting to confirm Judge #Kavanaugh here:pic.twitter.com/5lLdhNtjq9

Happy to get a visit from Spartanburg Day School’s 8th-grade class this afternoon. Enjoyed sharing my journey to the Senate and answering questions on civics. Intelligent and inspiring group of students!pic.twitter.com/NRff7L7hoJ

Spent the day surveying #HurricaneFlorence damage in SC with President @realDonaldTrump. Can’t say thank you enough to everyone across the nation pouring in their prayers & support for the Carolinas. A special thanks to our emergency officials, volunteers, & first responders!pic.twitter.com/d4j47tQdEG

Happy 71st Birthday to @usairforce! Thank you to the men and women who bravely and patriotically sacrifice to keep us safe.pic.twitter.com/6uWnsY7Re1

There’s good news, bad news and then the ugly. The good news is that #HurricaneFlorence has gone from a category 2 to a category 1, the bad news is that hurricanes are not wind events only. This is still a dangerous storm, take caution.pic.twitter.com/B9Fo95hKQg

I’ve been in touch with local, state, and federal leaders to ensure that this team effort prepares South Carolina for the storm. #Florence has the potential to be catastrophic and will last into next week. Keep up with @SCEMD for more up to date information on #HurricaneFlorence.pic.twitter.com/w5iybugBtj

Stopped by @FEMA HQ tonight after votes, & before heading back to South Carolina in the morning, to say THANK YOU to the folks working around the clock preparing the Palmetto State for #HurricaneFlorence.pic.twitter.com/YnCmmzHQzg – Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)에서

Just converted my senate website into a streamlined resource page for information on #HurricaneFlorence. For the most up to date info on #Florence, follow @SCEMD or visit their website at http://SCEMD.org .pic.twitter.com/8LFst5dMM3

17 years ago, the world changed forever, and 3,000 innocent Americans tragically lost their lives. Today we remember the victims and heroes who were lost. Let their memory live on, we will #neverforgetpic.twitter.com/AykteuI5Ul