I hate opinion poll. I think many they were wrong. But since this is a question of “do you want to Have election? election, I think Bidenworld should seriously consider any potential weaknesses. One of them: that Joe Biden do not do also as he has done with Black voters and voters of color.
Like most stories in the media, this perception is based on two things: survey and vibe. Commentator And organizer has suggested that black Americans are turning away from the Democratic Party. A recent Pew survey shows one in five black men are considering voting for Donald Trump. Now if this actually happened, it would be a huge shift in demographics, since the Civil Rights Act, received overwhelming support Democratic Party. That’s why it’s so important for the party to make its case to Black voters — and there’s no one better to do that than a Black voter. Luckily for Biden, he has a very impressive one in the White House: She happens to be the second black female senator in US history, the highest-ranking elected black South Asian woman in the country and the first woman to have a ticket to run for president. ever win. In other words, she is someone who has achieved what the political establishment once considered unattainable, and she is proud Extensive support among black voters. So why not let it Kamala Harris command?
As San Francisco district attorney and California attorney general, she made sure historic victory at the local and state level, from tearing down for-profit colleges to providing financial relief to victims of improper foreclosure. Not to mention, she helped lay the legal foundation for the Supreme Court’s landmark marriage equality ruling in 2015. So once again, why not let her fight for economic justice? health and fertility nationwide? “The Administration and the Democratic Party should use the Vice President in the next few months of the campaign,” Christina Greer, an associate professor of political science at Fordham University, emailed me. “She can articulate the administration’s policies on everything from reproductive rights to debt forgiveness to the existential threat that Republican policies pose to the nation’s future. family…. She has proven that she connects with a diverse group of voters across different demographics and in cities in swing states.”
Besides breaking down racial barriers, Vice President Harris also lives the American dream that the Biden administration is aiming for. try to sell to voters. Harris was not born into immense wealth and privilege like many so-called “independent” people; she is the child of immigrants, attended Howard—a historically black college—and then studied at a public law school, unlike many of her educated predecessors. “Being in her presence made you feel like you had a chance,” she said. Maya Wiley, president and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, texted me. “That’s the momentum we need in a turnout election. The vice president is a strong and authentic communicator who can connect with women, especially women of color, because she knows firsthand what we go through.”
It goes without saying that black Americans played a role Main role in Joe Biden’s 2020 victory. Nine in 10 Black voters supported then-presidential candidate in the last general election, driving historic turnout for Biden in battleground states, like Michigan and Wisconsin . Most notable, however, was Biden’s surprise flip of Georgia, a long-time Republican stronghold, where he received support from key Black allies and organizers like Stacey Abrams. Fast forward four years, and now there is another Black woman—this one in the White House—who could help Biden replicate this remarkable turnout. And while the authorities seem to be using her than And than, is still capable enough for her to take the wheel more often. “The Democratic Party needs to lean into (not shy away from) what makes them an inclusive party, including people and ideas,” Greer said. “Harris is not the center-right Democrat that she was portrayed as during her presidential run. She has championed inclusive policies and real progress since becoming Vice President.”
