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qwlauren35

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5. Yes.

Reply to FakeNoose (Reply #2)

Sat Oct 5, 2024, 10:29 AM

Oct 5

Lots of black men are switching to the Republican Party.

Not all black men are pro-woman. Some are quite "neanderthal-ish" and the Republican Party appeals to their misogyny. Some black men like the macho attitudes of the party.

Not all black men support the LGBTQ community.

Some black men did well with the tax breaks.

Some black men can't relate to the positives that Kamala offers around home ownership or child care credits.

It's a small percentage, but it's consistent with the gender divide in the rest of the country.

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Magic Johnson in Flint: "Our Black Men, We Got to Get Them Out to Vote' For Kamala Harris [View all] BumRushDaShow Oct 5 OP

Thanks Magic. twodogsbarking Oct 5 #1

Magic Johnson still has clout FakeNoose Oct 5 #2

Yes. qwlauren35 Oct 5 #5

Ifit's consistent with the overall gender divide, soldierant Oct 5 #7

I shouldn't have put it that way. qwlauren35 Oct 5 #8

Gotcha. Yes, they would be. soldierant Oct 7 #10

Regrettably, it's believable now. Rocknation Oct 7 #9

he was great! samnsara Oct 5 #3

Thank you. qwlauren35 Oct 5 #4

I still chuckle about him in this over 30 years ago BumRushDaShow Oct 5 #6