The statement is an attributed quote from Tim Scott that lacks sufficient context and specific factual anchors (e.g., what 'went after Mills' means, what 'exactly the opposite' refers to, and whether this outcome can be verified). Without clear, verifiable details about the event or outcome being described, the factual truth value cannot be reliably determined, but the statement as presented is too vague to be confirmed as literally true.

The statement is attributed to Tim Scott on a future date (2026-05-02); no record exists of him making this comment, so the claim cannot be true.

The statement attributes a specific outcome to Chuck Schumer's actions toward Rep. Mills, but there is no factual basis or documented evidence that Schumer targeted Mills in a way that produced the claimed opposite result; the claim appears to be a partisan rhetorical assertion rather than a verifiable fact.

The statement is too vague to be factually verified, lacking specific details about who 'Mills' is, what 'went after' refers to, and what 'exactly the opposite' means in context.