Thursday, November 3, 2016

Hillary Eats Soul Food, Campaigns in churches To Boost Lagging Black Turnout

Hillary Eats Soul Food, Campaigns in churches To Boost Lagging Black Turnout

November 03, 2016 Campaigns in churches To Boost Lagging Black Turnout , Hillary Eats Soul Food 1 Comments


By The American Mirror, Nov. 02, 2016 

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s tours of soul food restaurants and black churches to court black voters in recent weeks doesn’t seem to be paying off.

The turnout of black voters is down in many areas compared to 2012, including key battleground states, providing the latest evidence that the former first lady’s campaign may be circling the drain.

“As tens of millions of Americans cast ballots in what will be the largest-ever mobilization of early voters in a presidential election, the numbers have started to point toward a slump that many Democrats feared might materialize without the nation’s first black president on the ticket,” the New York Times reports.

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  1. John MahoneyNovember 3, 2016 at 8:08 PM

    Your conversation with Dave Rubin opened my eyes, reading Shelby Steele's Shame right now.

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