That is Stan Greensburg reasoning. The black voter has always been the pragametic voter. After 4 years of trump and what they did to Hillary you too would see the only sure win is another white man
Unfortunately black voters have a history of voting against their own interests, mostly due to misinformation or lack of information. I still think Biden is polling well based on his name recognition and connection to Obama, but once he actually starts visiting black neighborhoods I can see his popularity plummeting as people discover his lack of ideas beneficial to their lives. Other Dem candidates really need to start hammering his "nothing will fundamentally change" gaffe, even if it was taken out of context.
Unfortunately black voters have a history of voting against their own interests, mostly due to misinformation or lack of information
I think you have "black voters" confused with the white working class voter.
That is Stan Greensburg reasoning. The black voter has always been the pragametic voter. After 4 years of trump and what they did to Hillary you too would see the only sure win is another white man
I think you have "black voters" confused with the white working class voter.
I've always seen the black woman vote as the most pragmatic, and it always shows where the Democratic party is heading. If I'm not mistaken, proportionally they also vote more than any other demographic. Last I checked they favored Warren, but that was months ago.
Black women are the reason Doug Jones won in Alabama, so they usually have a hugely positive impact.
Unfortunately black voters have a history of voting against their own interests, mostly due to misinformation or lack of information. I still think Biden is polling well based on his name recognition and connection to Obama, but once he actually starts visiting black neighborhoods I can see his popularity plummeting as people discover his lack of ideas beneficial to their lives. Other Dem candidates really need to start hammering his "nothing will fundamentally change" gaffe, even if it was taken out of context.
This applies to every racial group that has ever voted in america, really.Unfortunately black voters have a history of voting against their own interests, mostly due to misinformation or lack of information.
Yes, lets make this thread a lets insult black voters thread. Even though they are literally the most reliable democrat voter with nearly 96% voting for Obama and 92% voting for hillary.
Low information voter. What a load of crap. This is the same shit people spewed during the last primary when they couldnt fathom why black voters wanted Hillary over Bernie and liked Bill. If you guys want to insult voters, go after 62% of white voters, 35% of hispanic voters and almost 30% of asian voters who voted for trump or against hillary.
Very curious how "black voters" and "low information voter" appear to be synonymous for you. Would you like to expand on this?
That was quick
"It's Negroes' fault"
Always the excuse to fall back on.
People don't get it. Black people are not allowed to dream or go for the long shot. Our survival in this country is always on a knife edge and sadly that often means going with the candidate that will ignore us and not regress. Often people will dog whistle talking about black people picking those that are "status quo". White people's status quo is often black people's moment of peace.
Good job trying to turn what I said into something it's not, but "low information" doesn't mean stupid. It usually means someone who has less access to information.
The logic seems to be "good enough for Obama, good enough for me". I prefer Warren but I'll take any D, really.
Why in your mind do black voters have "less access to information" and where is your evidence that this is the case for their voting decisions?
This really isn't that shocking. People loved Joe as Vice President for 8 years. Finding out that he may not have been perfect decades ago won't suddenly change that opinion of what they saw him as.
Keep in mind this is mostly true for middle-age and older black voters:
It's also related to historical disenfranchisement: https://www.stc.org/techcomm/2018/1...and-black-voters-in-the-us-from-1890-to-1965/
That report says AA are super reprenseted on twitter. The platform that that overflows with right wing propgada, hate groups, russian bot farms, etc. Yet they still vote almost totally blue? Kinda of disproves your point. If AA are "low information" and vote against their own best interesting why hasn't the GOP seen growth among them?Keep in mind this is mostly true for middle-age and older black voters:
It's also related to historical disenfranchisement: https://www.stc.org/techcomm/2018/1...and-black-voters-in-the-us-from-1890-to-1965/
'Did you read the study?Keep in mind this is mostly true for middle-age and older black voters:
It's also related to historical disenfranchisement: https://www.stc.org/techcomm/2018/1...and-black-voters-in-the-us-from-1890-to-1965/
It took winning Iowa to reverse it. If Biden loses Iowa the race will become a tossup very quickly. That'll be the greenlight to voters in SC, NV, and the Super Tuesday states to move to someone else if their support of Biden is staked on electability. Of course if he wins Iowa, he'll likely glide to the nomination.Just give them time. Obama was down by something like 30 points to Hillary Clinton in October of 2007, and it took him just a few months to reverse it.
Thank god Cali is on super Tuesday, we can get all this bullshit over quicklyIt took winning Iowa to reverse it. If Biden loses Iowa the race will become a tossup very quickly. That'll be the greenlight to voters in SC, NV, and the Super Tuesday states to move to someone else if their support of Biden is staked on electability. Of course if he wins Iowa, he'll likely glide to the nomination.
Exactly what I was thinking.I think you have "black voters" confused with the white working class voter.
No lies detected.People don't get it. Black people are not allowed to dream or go for the long shot. Our survival in this country is always on a knife edge and sadly that often means going with the candidate that will ignore us and not regress. Often people will dog whistle talking about black people picking those that are "status quo". White people's status quo is often black people's moment of peace.
Harris looked REALLY good up there, but I talked to some of my black friends after the debate: many white progressives don't realize that many cities with black leadership voted to terminate busing.
I haven't looked into this much; it just came from me asking them what they thought. It wouldn't surprise me if that were true; you had civil rights leader John Lewis coming to defense of Biden after the segregationist comments.
But I guess we'll see once we get more numbers.