This week, a large Zoom event called ‘Blacks Against Harris’ took place and was attended by thousands of people, but the media ignored it. Apparently, ‘White Dudes for Harris’ and ‘White Women for Harris’ are fine, but ‘Blacks Against Harris’ is unacceptable.
Why do you suppose that is? If Democrats and their media allies want to live in this divisive world of identity politics, they should not be allowed to pick and choose which groups deserve attention and praise.
Twitter/X user Dom Lucre posted the following on his feed:
Blacks Against Harris Zoom call was successful with over 72,000 attendees in total. The difference between us and Democrats is that we uploaded the full video instead of selected clips with celebrities like White Guys For Harris did.A few of the notable speakers that stopped by included: Billy Todd, Rob Smith, Lavern Spicer, Issah Washington Malachai Maxey, Derrick Gibson, Ron Milner, R.C. Maxwell, Jasmine Woodson, Sandra Prosper, Dom Lucre, and many more influential and concerned Black Americans.I prepared all of this in less than 24 hours in response to liberal propaganda. Special shout out to Billy Todd for suggesting a Blacks for Trump zoom and the topics in this video.
Here’s a clip:
There has been a lot of talk in this election cycle about the increasing amount of support for Trump among black voters, particularly black men.
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC), one of Biden’s biggest boosters, is dismissing this as a non-starter.
The Washington Examiner reports:
Clyburn says he doesn’t ‘believe for one moment’ Trump will win 15% of black voteRep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) said he does not think Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will win the support of 15% of black voters.“The fact of the matter is I don’t believe for one moment that Donald Trump will get 15% of the African American vote,” Clyburn said Wednesday in an interview with CNN host Jake Tapper. “That’s not going to happen.”The South Carolina Democrat was commenting on an MSNBC panel in which four black male voters each said they knew a black man committed to voting for Trump.When asked if Vice President Kamala Harris’s recently launched presidential candidacy changed that, all of them said it had not…“I don’t know who those four people were, I could not see them, but I would hope that they do not reflect what’s going on in this country,” he said.
This is the clip they were talking about:
We will soon know if Clyburn is right or not.
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