Posted on Nov 6, 2023
'C'mon': Political scientist dumps on new poll over unusual Black voter support for Trump
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Appearing on CNN on Sunday afternoon to discuss new polling that shows presumptive 2024 GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump beating President Joe Biden in a smattering of key states, noted political scientist Larry Sabato brushed the numbers off.
Then he singled out highly suspect numbers of Black voters who indicated a choice for four-time indicted Donald Trump.
Speaking with CNN host Fredricka Whitfield, the founder and director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, asserted no one should get shook up about the polling this far from the election, telling the CNN host, "Well, it's a low point for President Biden and, as I said, it's not unusual in the third year. But I'm sure they have specific plans to reach out to those groups. and often those groups don't engage in a major way until the end of a campaign or toward the end of a campaign, that's when they're contacted."
Appearing on CNN on Sunday afternoon to discuss new polling that shows presumptive 2024 GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump beating President Joe Biden in a smattering of key states, noted political scientist Larry Sabato brushed the numbers off.
Then he singled out highly suspect numbers of Black voters who indicated a choice for four-time indicted Donald Trump.
Speaking with CNN host Fredricka Whitfield, the founder and director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, asserted no one should get shook up about the polling this far from the election, telling the CNN host, "Well, it's a low point for President Biden and, as I said, it's not unusual in the third year. But I'm sure they have specific plans to reach out to those groups. and often those groups don't engage in a major way until the end of a campaign or toward the end of a campaign, that's when they're contacted."
'C'mon': Political scientist dumps on new poll over unusual Black voter support for Trump
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University of Virginia
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..."Speaking with CNN host Fredricka Whitfield, the founder and director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, asserted no one should get shook up about the polling this far from the election, telling the CNN host, "Well, it's a low point for President Biden and, as I said, it's not unusual in the third year. But I'm sure they have specific plans to reach out to those groups. and often those groups don't engage in a major way until the end of a campaign or toward the end of a campaign, that's when they're contacted."
"So, again, it's early to panic," he continued before pointing out, "I will say this, though. The poll had, I believe, Black voters at 22 percent for Donald Trump. I'm not allowed to bet on elections, Fred, but I sure wish I was because I would love to bet multiple people that the black vote for Trump in the end will be somewhere between 8 and 13 percent max."
"Twenty-two percent? Come on," he scoffed as the CNN host laughed. "I mean, it really causes you to question how representative this poll is of what's going to happen. I believe that it tells you some of what's going to happen if the election were held today and the election isn't being held today — it's a year away.""
..."Speaking with CNN host Fredricka Whitfield, the founder and director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, asserted no one should get shook up about the polling this far from the election, telling the CNN host, "Well, it's a low point for President Biden and, as I said, it's not unusual in the third year. But I'm sure they have specific plans to reach out to those groups. and often those groups don't engage in a major way until the end of a campaign or toward the end of a campaign, that's when they're contacted."
"So, again, it's early to panic," he continued before pointing out, "I will say this, though. The poll had, I believe, Black voters at 22 percent for Donald Trump. I'm not allowed to bet on elections, Fred, but I sure wish I was because I would love to bet multiple people that the black vote for Trump in the end will be somewhere between 8 and 13 percent max."
"Twenty-two percent? Come on," he scoffed as the CNN host laughed. "I mean, it really causes you to question how representative this poll is of what's going to happen. I believe that it tells you some of what's going to happen if the election were held today and the election isn't being held today — it's a year away.""
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Being a Democrat minority isn't what it used to be. Really never was, but the politicians always talked a good game, so the black voters did them a favor and put them in office. The reality of today is that the black voter has finally realized that politicians are only using them as props. They are finally realizing that the "free stuff" never really materialized. They are still mostly poor. Still getting assistance. Still don't have a nuclear family.
Conservatives, no matter who they are want to bring people out of poverty, no matter their race. Conservative policies are geared toward job creation, where Democrat policies are geared toward keeping people under control.
There is a huge difference between the 2 parties when it comes to people willing to work to get ahead and be self sufficient vs. those that want to bitch about politicians and still vote (D) just because they've always done it.
Conservatives, no matter who they are want to bring people out of poverty, no matter their race. Conservative policies are geared toward job creation, where Democrat policies are geared toward keeping people under control.
There is a huge difference between the 2 parties when it comes to people willing to work to get ahead and be self sufficient vs. those that want to bitch about politicians and still vote (D) just because they've always done it.
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