Sens. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) and Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) on Tuesday announced they wouldn’t join with some of their Republican colleagues who plan on objecting to electoral votes on Jan. 6. Scott said he’s grateful for the work President Donald Trump has done while in office and added that he believes the lives of the American people have gotten better because of the accomplishments of Trump’s administration. He said that most elections include “some modicum of error.” He wants to work to end the errors, whether they are intentional or not. Scott also said he supported Trump’s legal right to pursue lawful avenues to probe and litigate allegations of voter fraud and related issues, but noted that Trump’s lawsuits challenging election results have not been successful so far, and that some were struck down by judges appointed by the president. Additionally, no state legislatures have taken back the power to appoint …