U.S Senator TIM SCOTT has announced his withdrawal from the U.S presidential
race, saying voters have given him a clear message that the time is not ripe.
 
The fifty eight year old South Carolina lawmaker, who was running to become the
first black Republican president, polled in sixth place among Republican primary
candidates with only two points and five percent of the vote.
SCOTT stated that the voters, who are the most remarkable people on the
planet, have been clear in telling him that the timing is “not now” hence his
withdrawal from the president race.
 
The U.S Senator also mentions that he has no interest in becoming a running mate
for any of the remaining candidates and has also stop casting  his support behind
any of the remaining contender.