Sen. Tim Scott said President Donald Trump can be his own worst enemy. But after that, Bernie Sanders posed the greatest threat.
WASHINGTON – Republican Sen. Tim Scott said Monday that he thinks the Democratic candidate who has the best chance of defeating President Donald Trump in November is Sen. Bernie Sanders.
"If he's on his game, as he was at the State of the Union, I don't think there's a candidate in the country that can beat him," Scott added.Only on @CBSThisMorning: @GayleKing sits down with Republican @SenatorTimScott about the African-American vote in his home state of South Carolina. pic.twitter.com/CHkuy4tfsFSanders has emerged as the Democratic front-runner after winning two of the first three primary contests.
‘We're alive and we're coming back’: Joe Biden stakes presidential bid on crucial South Carolina primary "He is undeniable a socialist, but he is strong and clear and competent on the issues he supports," Scott said of Sanders."And the issue of health care is a big issue in the African American community, and I think it is the issue why he ended up with 51% of the Hispanic vote in Nevada."
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