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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: South Carolina: HRC: 70% Bernie 20%--Clinton lead fueled by huge black vote [View all]1StrongBlackMan
(31,849 posts)59. I have no doubt there is a recognition deficit with Bernie ...
but as I've said before ... I doubt Bernie cracks 20% among Black folks ... ever; because his economic primacy message does not resonate with Black folk ... not because Black folks don't care about economic justice ... but because Black folks know that racism trumps dollars.
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South Carolina: HRC: 70% Bernie 20%--Clinton lead fueled by huge black vote [View all]
WI_DEM
Oct 2015
OP
This is so scary. I hope Biden will jump in the primary race and win it, if Bernie can't.
PotatoChip
Oct 2015
#7
Actually ... I think O'Malley has the BEST chance of winning the G/E ...
1StrongBlackMan
Oct 2015
#19
Three black posters just responded to that poster with three different issues that may explain
Number23
Oct 2015
#65
I appreciate your thoughtful responses in this thread. And I think that you're right
Number23
Oct 2015
#60
One way NOT to make up that gap is to unfairly attack Americas first black president... unfairly...
uponit7771
Oct 2015
#63
Once people of all stripes see someone unfairly criticized then they start looking at the person doi
uponit7771
Oct 2015
#74
Sanders has been in politics for 30yrs, he shouldn't be so unknown among swaths of Americans
uponit7771
Oct 2015
#62
Black folk being informed and engaged is not ridiculous and Sanders has been senator for how long?
uponit7771
Oct 2015
#68
He was in the house before that, he's had enough time to put up his profile in communities of color
uponit7771
Oct 2015
#75
Yeah thats what they need rage, you seem to forget one fact Obama picked Hillary as SOS & Biden VP
Historic NY
Oct 2015
#29
Which is a clear demonstration, republicans aren't the only ones who vote against themselves.
onecaliberal
Oct 2015
#26
Republicans are ignorant and single sourced info, I don't think black people are the same
uponit7771
Oct 2015
#64