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Members of Congress Made $1.8 Million As Book Authors in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Members of Congress Made $1.8 Million As Book Authors in 2020

Among the biggest moneymakers were books by Democratic Sens. Tammy Duckworth and Elizabeth Warren, as well as GOP Sens. Ted Cruz and Tom Cotton.

Trump's not the only topic that sells: Members of Congress just made $1.8 million in book advances and royalties - Vimarsana News

Trump's not the only topic that sells: Members of Congress just made $1.8 million in book advances and royalties

Sen. Tammy Duckworth, a Democrat of Illinois, made more on books than any other member of Congress in 2020. Jacquelyn Martin/AP Photo In 2020, at

'I bring an equilibrium': Tim Scott steps into the spotlight as he tries to negotiate police reform for Republicans - Vimarsana News

'I bring an equilibrium': Tim Scott steps into the spotlight as he tries to negotiate police reform for Republicans

'I bring an equilibrium': Tim Scott steps into the spotlight as he tries to negotiate police reform for Republicans Ledyard King, Savannah Behrmann and Chelsey Cox, USA TODAY © Sarah Silbiger, Getty Images Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., boards an elevator at the U.S. Capitol on April 28, 2021 in Washington, D.C. WASHINGTON – The South Carolina lawmaker at the center of negotiations on an expansive policing reform bill has found himself “choking on my own fears" when officers stop him while driving or walking on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol. “I have experienced the pain ...

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What Tim Scott Has Said About Racism - Vimarsana News

What Tim Scott Has Said About Racism

What Tim Scott Has Said About Racism On 4/29/21 at 7:50 AM EDT Senator Tim Scott said America was "not a racist country" when he delivered the GOP's rebuttal to President Joe Biden's joint address to Congress on Wednesday. He also described his own experiences of discrimination, however. The South Carolina lawmaker's 14-minute address drew on his backstory as the son of a single mother and the grandson of an illiterate Black man. During the speech, he said: "I get called Uncle Tom and the n-word by progressives, by liberals." This is a reprise of a sentiment Scott expressed in an op-ed for

Sen. Tim Scott describes accepting Jesus, his mission - Vimarsana News

Sen. Tim Scott describes accepting Jesus, his mission

Sen. Tim Scott speaks at the Family Leadership Summit in Ames, Iowa, on Aug. 9, 2014. | Reuters/Brian Frank Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina is on a mission to be a “messenger of hope,” inspiring people to realize the amazing opportunities that reside on the other side of life’s difficulties and struggles. LISTEN: Scott — author of the book, “I … accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and my Savior and I will tell you that all of the challenges and tragedies that led me to that place, I can [now] see it differently,” Scott said. “The hard times actually were purposeful. [God] didn...