Republican presidential candidate and South Carolina Senator Tim Scott likened the battle between conservatives and progressives to America’s past great wars at his 2024 election campaign event Friday night.

Scott spoke alongside nearly all of the Republican candidates at the Iowa Republican Party’s 2023 Lincoln Dinner, an important event ahead of the state’s first caucuses in February. As in previous high-profile campaign appearances, Scott said his personal story would be a key weapon he could wield against the Democrats if he became the 2024 Republican nominee. emphasized the claim of

“For this to happen, we have to win the culture wars here in the country. It’s hooked us up because it’s connected to,” Scott said. “My fellow Americans, we’ve lived through the hardest times, from the Civil War to World War I to World War II to the Korean War to the Vietnam era, but we’re fighting this culture of grievance. must win.”

“As President of the United States, I will strive to keep the truth of my life disproving the lies of the Far Left,” he continued. “This is God’s greatest green land on earth. I am living proof that in God’s kingdom all things are possible.” (Related: Tim Scott Earns Over $6 Million In The First Quarter As A Presidential Candidate)

Scott, long touted by political analysts as a potential Republican presidential candidate, has gained some momentum in recent weeks, coinciding with the turmoil in the Ron DeSantis campaign. Scott now holds his 3% endorsement on RealClearPolitics. vote averageup from 1.6% two months ago, and has some advantage early in the calendar for next year’s South Carolina primary.