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  • Ironic name-calling from someone pleading absolute ignorance regarding the black voter blame game.

    Why engage in a question you admit to hold utter ignorance?

    instances of liberal news outlets that scrutinized Black voters and their potential support for Donald Trump:

     
            The New York Times: An article titled “Are Black Voters Abandoning the Democratic Party?” (October 17, 2024) examined the possibility of Black voters defecting to Trump, citing polls and expert analysis.
        Mother Jones: A podcast episode, “Why You Shouldn’t Buy the Election Narrative About Black Men” (October 2024), critically evaluated the notion that Black men were leaving the Democratic Party to support Trump, featuring interviews with Black conservatives and experts.
        Reveal (a podcast from The Center for Investigative Reporting): An episode (October 2024) explored the enduring appeal of conservatism among some Black voters, featuring interviews with Black Trump supporters and experts.
        Newsweek: An article titled “Donald Trump’s Success With Black Voters Might be a Myth After All” (October 19, 2024) questioned the notion of Trump’s strong support among Black voters, citing expert analysis and polling data.
    
    
      
  • I didn't say this story was blaming black people. I pointed out the fact that liberals have generally been quick to blame black people for Trump's success rather than his characteristically white base.

    This election, like every other in American history, does not hinge on the black vote. It very clearly hinges on the white vote.

  • Conservatives don't hide their racism, but there are exactly zero liberal cities that have achieved equality or any level of dignity for black Americans.

    The election hasn't happened yet and blacks are already being blamed for supporting Trump, despite their level of support being the lowest of any demographic.

    Despite the blame game regarding blacks, more white women voted for Trump than men in 2016 and even more white women voted for Trump in 2020.

    Conservatives and racism, name a hotter duo

    A much hotter duo is simply white Americans and racism.