Why Tim Scott Made His Virginity Key to His Political Persona Molly Olmstead
The senator no longer says he’s abstinent. But his rhetoric about sex still might do it for evangelical voters.
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The senator no longer says he’s abstinent. But his rhetoric about sex still might do it for evangelical voters.
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