Tim Scott’s newly released campaign ads, “Tragic” and “Lead The Charge,” target President Biden’s policies, addressing the fentanyl crisis and American values.

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In a bid to make his stance clear on critical issues and garner support for his Republican primary campaign, Tim Scott has unveiled two powerful campaign advertisements titled “Tragic” and “Lead The Charge.” The ads, which debuted shortly after Scott’s participation in the first Republican primary debate, focus on his determination to implement policies he believes will propel America towards a brighter future.

The first ad, “Tragic,” is set to air in New Hampshire and centers around the fentanyl crisis, a central theme in Scott’s campaign. In the advertisement, Scott presents himself as a proactive problem solver committed to finding solutions for the challenges facing the Southern border. He criticizes what he describes as “tragic policies” that have contributed to what he terms a “Southern border crisis.”

Scott, a South Carolina Senator and a contender in the GOP primary, asserts that President Biden’s liberal policies have led to tragic consequences, including teenagers overdosing on fentanyl and young women falling victim to human traffickers. He pledges to take bold action as Commander in Chief, vowing to redirect funds from the IRS to complete the border wall and double the border patrol.

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The second ad, “Lead The Charge,” takes a broader aim at President Biden’s leadership. It accuses Biden of being out of touch with the American public and lacking innovative ideas. Alongside revisiting the Southern border issue, the ad claims that America, under Biden’s guidance, is straying from its core values.

“I’ll be the President who ends the Biden retreat and leads the change for American strength,” Scott asserts in the ad. He promises to support initiatives such as building the border wall, funding law enforcement agencies, and safeguarding the nation’s fundamental freedoms.

In post-debate polling by FiveThirtyEight, Scott experienced a slight uptick in appeal among debate watchers, with his approval rating rising from 41.3% to 43.1%. However, when polled by Morning Consult, Scott’s support among potential Republican primary voters remained at around 3%, as former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis maintained their lead in the race.

With these newly released ads, Tim Scott is aiming to underscore his commitment to addressing pressing issues and promoting policies that resonate with voters. As the campaign season continues, these advertisements will likely play a significant role in shaping the narrative of Scott’s candidacy and his vision for the future of America.