Vice President Mike Pence told Breitbart News exclusively that former Vice President Joe Biden’s comments on Friday morning were “offensive and racist” and that they are a sign of “desperation” on the part of Democrats fearful of losing black voters in November.
College football and NFL legend Herschel Walker ripped former Vice President Joe Biden on Friday, after the Democrat nominee said that black people confused about who to vote for, “ain’t black.”
Georgia State Representative Vernon Jones, an African American Democrat, told Joe Biden that he was not “entitled” to black support.
Former ESPN sports commentator and current Atlantic writer Jemele Hill, jumped to Twitter Friday to defend Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden’s contention that if you’re confused about who to vote for, “you ain’t black.”
Listeners to former Vice President Joe Biden’s interview with Charlamagne Tha God on Friday did not have great things to say.
During a Thursday panel discussion about the importance of the black vote in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, MSNBC “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough explained why black voters in the South are hesitant to support socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).
The Democrat Party has “used the black vote” while doing nothing for black Americans, said Shaken Akhet, director of Blexit South Carolina.
Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg incorrectly suggested during the Democrat debate that there is nationwide “racial voter suppression” occurring.
A poll of registered black voters shows support for President Trump has increased by 50 percent, and a large number are unhappy with the Democrat Party.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has taken the lead among black Democrat primary voters nationally, a Morning Consult poll released Monday revealed.
Democrat presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg “demonstrates the most consistent racial ignorance among his cohort,” the Washington Post reported this week, days before another article noted that the former Indiana mayor got caught exaggerating his black support once again.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is claiming no candidate deserves to win the Democrat nomination without the support of “black and brown” voters after his own crushing defeat in Iowa and New Hampshire—two majority white states.
Former Vice President Joe Biden apologized on Friday for the conduct of his top South Carolina surrogate, who has been accused of racial insensitivity.
President Donald Trump’s 2020 State of the Union speech was a sustained, full-court press to win over some of the millions of African-Americans voters who are enjoying his lower-migration, higher-wage “Blue-Collar Boom.”
Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg claimed Tuesday evening during the Democrat debate in Des Moines, Iowa, that he has support among black voters who know him best.
Nina Turner, co-chair of Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) presidential campaign, ripped into Joe Biden (D) in a scathing op-ed over the weekend, arguing that the former vice president has “repeatedly betrayed black voters.”
A “tremendous awakening” is happening in the country as more black voters are abandoning the Democrat Party and turning to support Trump.
The real question is about other Republican politicians. Will they be willing to follow the Trump’s lead and reach out to black voters?
Thursday evening’s Democrat’s debate in Los Angeles features seven presidential hopefuls, all of whom, with the exception of Andrew Yang (D), are white.
Donald Trump has “embraced the black community” and implemented “pointed policies” to help blacks, said Paris Dennard.
Love worked with Obama for about five years before retiring, even writing a book about his experiences.
Joe Biden suggested on Monday he was just as responsible for ginning up turnout among black voters in 2008 and 2012 as his former running mate, President Barack Obama.
Joe Biden dismissed needing Barack Obama’s endorsement in his bid for the 2020 Democrat nomination, despite running on the former president’s legacy.
Black Americans are pulling away from the Democrat Party on two dominant issues in the 2020 elections: abortion and education.
President Donald Trump just hit 34% approval among Black voters in two recent polls. Why? Results.
CNN political commentator Ana Navarro-Cárdenas mocked polls that showed significant black support for President Donald Trump, tweeting Monday that the polls “have only been conducted in the homes of Ben Carson, Kanye, that sheriff guy with the hat and those two Cubic Zirconia & Polyester-Spandex ladies.”
