Another group falling away from Biden.
He's either the wrong candidate, against arguably the worst contender in history, or the democrats are doing a terrible job communicating what is going in the country/world (both).
President Biden faces a dual-natured challenge to shore up his support with Black Americans, one of the Democratic Partyâs most loyal constituencies.
Perhaps the most urgent: More Black men said they plan to back Donald Trump this fall, according to a recent Wall Street Journal poll of seven swing states.
While most Black men said they intend to support Biden, some 30% of them in the poll said they were either definitely or probably going to vote for the former Republican president. There isnât comparable WSJ swing-state polling from 2020, but Trump received votes from 12% of Black men nationwide that year, as recorded by AP VoteCast, a large poll of the electorate.
In the WSJ poll, 11% of Black women said they were either definitely or probably going to vote for Trump. In 2020, the AP poll found, 6% of Black women nationwide backed Trump.
âI think winning back more Black men is going to be key for him,â Michael Bocian, a Democratic pollster who conducted the WSJ survey, said of Biden. Bocian completed the poll along with the company of Tony Fabrizio, a Republican. Fabrizio, who worked for a pro-Trump super political-action committee when the survey was conducted, has since joined the Trump campaign.
On the other hand, while Black women are less likely than Black men to support Trump, some are exploring other options, including third parties and potentially staying home.
In a sign that Biden hasnât yet won commitments from many of these voters, some 42% of Black women in the survey fell into a group that the Journal pollsters say are up for grabs in the election, or still persuadable in their vote choice. These voters say they have not yet decided on a candidate, might vote for an independent or third-party option or are likelyâbut not certainâto back one of the major-party candidates.
You are a bit of a disappointment, aren't you? You could be warmly regarded. You have cool photos to show. You like music. Yet you insist on spewing this nonsense and insulting everyone. Why?
Thanks for taking the hit on that. I wasnât about to click.
You are a bit of a disappointment, aren't you? You could be warmly regarded. You have cool photos to show. You like music. Yet you insist on spewing this nonsense and insulting everyone. Why?
the real story is not bad, but he insists on being the greatest, most bigliest fantastico dude of all, so he embellishes so much it becomes outright fiction. Sound like anyone else we know?
I thought it was a commentary on how a less vindictive, less thoughtless, less bro world would ruin the company that Elon bought. Seemed like a plus to me.
To be fair, he did bring in some much needed investment. But it's really weird to buy into a company and make calling you a founder a part of the contract. As usual with Musk the real story is not bad, but he insists on being the greatest, most bigliest fantastico dude of all, so he embellishes so much it becomes outright fiction. Sound like anyone else we know?
I thought it was a commentary on how a less vindictive, less thoughtless, less bro world would ruin the company that Elon bought. Seemed like a plus to me.
I thought it was a commentary on how a less vindictive, less thoughtless, less bro world would ruin the company that Elon bought. Seemed like a plus to me.
