GET ME REWRITE: 1.3% of GOP voters are starving for Tim Scott's "optimistic, positive message"

 

Poll averages:  Real Clear Politics

Headline:  New York Times newsletter subscription (Jamelle Bouie)

“I have found that people are starving for hope,” he said. “They’re starving for an optimistic, positive message that is anchored in conservative values.”

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