night and day. He rambles, doesn't answer questions, lies and is all over the place.

She is so personable, it is hard for me to believe that the country has this many people supporting such a hateful, ugly man.

especially among those supposed "young black men", if this conversation doesn't convince them that VP Harris has got their back, nothing will, but I think they will, and that false talking point that young black men are not enthusiastic about her, I don't buy it.

The media selectively looked for someone that fit their reporting

When talking about the specific black men in question, people tend to use the general term "black men" when in fact they aren't talking about Eric Holder, or, Derrick Pitts, or Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, or Walter Mosely, etc. They're talking about a small portion of the black community which does make a difference in close electoral margins, but the name clumping of "black men" is particularly unhelpful.

Was it someone who works for tfg, RNC, ?

I think the OP was trying to say that for 95% of Black voters there is no way that they would support Trump. Meaning that no more than 5% would support Trump.


People have posted polls claiming that the Black vote will be 78% for Harris (or something similar) and the OP is saying that at least 95% will support her. At least I think that’s what is being said.

more support than Biden did, and it could be quite high.

There were good questions, but slso a surprising amount of misinformation tinged with a bit of CT from both the host and the callers.

Harris gave detailed and thoughtful answers to the questions I heard. She did well.

He's sort of a Black Joe Rogan. If Kamala Harris did indeed perform well in this interview/town hall, then it would definitely be a big positive for her - probably reaching some people that otherwise might not be reached

supportive.

that were CT ish. Harris corrected those, but it made me wonder what he says to his listeners.

When he asked his journalistically lazy question "what went wrong with immigration under you guys" the Vice President set him straight immediately. I kind of wish she had informed him that migration over what is now that border has been occurring over thousands of years throughout every presidential administration and it just so happens that crossings from the South began increasing during the previous administration. Outside of catastrophic means, you don't stop human physics on a dime.

I have no interest in listening to him. Anybody who calls himself "tha God" is clearly a narcissist himself.

I'm glad Kamala did well!

She gave herself a huge advantage by going to that venue and engage those voters or potential voters.

I found Charlemagne to be a very engaging host. Not that I listen to him much to compare, but he seemed fair. It was interesting to listen to all the way around.

...but he's become a lot more serious as his visibility has risen. It seems like he understands he has responsibility he didn't have years ago. There's nothing wrong with tough, fair questions for those who run for office, and especially questions to try to get beyond their talking points.

You know how we love Buttegieg here at DU? He’s so quick, so bright, has all the info at his fingertips, and never gets derailed?

Same with Kamala.

… if he thought they’d taken enough questions, and maybe they could just DJ some music tracks for the next 45 minutes?!?

for Kamala....because{{SHE'S A GIRL}}! As a member of the African diaspora, there's NO WAY IN HELL that enough black men, women, children or their pets would vote for that walking piece of garbage...NO WAY! Every group has mentally ill members, which would account for any of the knuckle dragging, mouth breathing useful idiots who, for whatever reason, would cast a vote for that crime against the Human Race. WE are not, as a group, STOOPID. Oragina has been open and above board, (probably the ONLY time he's been "honest & above board" about anything) and we believe he's is the abomination he has always been known to be.

Do NOT believe the claims that huge number of black men are breaking for trump, it ain't true. AS a black woman, I'm proud to say that WE are responsible for saving the country from out n'out facism & we will again. We'll vote for Kamala or anyone else who treats the working me, the poor, the elderly, children, the middle class, etc irregardless of the skin colour, the ethnic group they came from, ad nauseum. If a potential candidate stands up for treating people with respect, honour, kindness, etc, as a group, we'll vote for them but NOT for someone who has displayed disdain for us or anyone else, based on their ethnicity, language, religion, skin colour...NEVAH!