Black support for president Joe Biden at an all time low.
I'm not talking about just low based on the standards of the Biden administration.
I'm talking about low based on the standards of polling data as it relates to
democrats in the modern era.
That's how bad it is.
There's a new poll out President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party,
they're not looking good at all.
It has fallen now by double digits.
It was already headed in the wrong direction in
the first place as it relates to Biden.
Back in 2021, Senator Cory Booker warned that democrats would need to get the black
vote to win vital elections during November 2022 midterms he said,
it Biden's approval rating has lost 20 points since the summer of 2021.
And the president had the support of damn near 90%, 87% of black voters.
Now that approval rating is 67% according to media Biden's net approval.
I want you to contrast the numbers overall, his net approval rating.
Fell about 38 points among independents in Michigan along
with 33 point declines with the group in Georgia and
Minnesota more than half of Democratic voters strongly approve
of Biden's performance in only one state Wyoming.
Compared to 47 states in the first quarter of 2021.
In 2020, Democrats won more than 77% of black voters and house races.
This is important.
Current polling shows the party is only 62% among black voters in house races.
Now, let's talk about this for a minute.
You go from almost 80%, of black support is typically connected
to various congressional races in the midterm election cycle.
That's how it works in a normative cycle.
Sometimes that number is even higher.
When you have an effective president, you have a hyper turn out.
When you have an ineffective president, at least as
it is interpreted by the voting masses, you have a depressed turnout.
Now you have what's called an anomaly.
This is not normative whatsoever.
This is the lowest polling we have seen ever
connected to black voters and Democrats.
That's a problem.
Now, I know some people would say black people just need to get up and
vote, no black people need to have a reason to vote.
This is a job interview.
It's an application process.
You are hired as a politician, that vote is the board of directors saying
they have confidence in your ability to deliver.
So let's talk about the deliverables.
When you run on a platform that says vote for us and
here's what we're gonna do for you.
We're going to deliver you criminal justice reform.
We're going to deliver a pay equity model.
We are going to build back better.
We're going to make sure, that if you vote for us,
we are going to protect your rights, voting rights being primary.
And then after a couple of years you're saying, well,
we're not able to do it because of these other factors we did
not calculate during the time we told you we could do it.
Let me be very clear, there are moves on the table.
And I get it.
We don't elect the king, we elect a president.
That president is contextualized through the reality of the democracy.
I get that 100%.
Also get the fact that there are moves on the table that Biden has refused to make,
that are available to him as the chief executive of this country.
He has refused to launch a holistic and
aggressive campaign against Democrats who refused to get with the program.
He doesn't go after cinema.
He doesn't go after imagine.
He may send out a press release from the White House.
He may put something on the website.
But he doesn't really go after them.
I would park and camp in their states until they were no more.
They would not have to worry about getting past the general because I will make sure
they could not get past a Democratic primary.
Let's play ball.
That's how you do it.
This is a new era of politics, Joe Biden is an institutionalist.
Remember when he said that nothing will fundamentally change.
Remember he said that we should have believed him.
There's more.
And listen, I'm harsh.
I know, but I'm harsh for a reason.
I need them to snap out of it.
I need them to snap out of it because they are not connected to the communities
that I'm connected to or you're connected to their on the bubble there in a silo.
They're not adversely affected by these policies like we are.
They don't get to see it and feel it and being the atmosphere of it like we do.
So I'm hoping they snap out of this.
That's why I'm willing to give them tough love today.
There's more.
Network Senior data reporter Harry Denton noted on CNN and I quote.
I want to put this in a historical comparison for you.
This really gets at how low that 62 point margin is.
Democrats have one black voters by 75% or
more in every single election this century.
Century.
The last time Democrats had similar low ratings with black voters
was in 2004 when Democrats attracted only 77% support for John Kerry.
Remember what happened there?
While the CNN poll did not go into the reasons behind the low polling, many
experts think it is due to disappointment and frustration felt by black voters.
You don't say.
See we voted for, not only a political party,
black folks voted for a fundamental change.
They voted for different.
They voted for transformation.
They said, this is something we need an advocate to change for this country.
Now, let's talk about this plainly.
Black people have routinely been the moral voice of this entire country from
the civil rights movement to the women's suffrage movement and it goes on and on.
Think about how bad this country would be today,
how immoral this country would be today.
If it had not been for black folks leading and guiding the moral compass.
Joe Biden would not be president, right now, if it had not been for black voters.
There's more.
William Joyner,
a 54 year old Democrat in a New York Times interview said and I quote.
Biden made promises to black people he has not kept yet.
A lot of people are upset with Biden.
We have high gas prices.
Everything is so expensive right now.
Here's what's going to happen.
It's called the pylon effect.
There are things that Biden will get blamed for
that's truly outside of his control.
But there's so much that is within his control.
And when you come across as a person who cannot deliver,
then they will start blaming you for it all.
Let me make another comparison.
Donald Trump delivered very little based on the promises he made.
Look at a powerful pound.
He delivered very little.
But he made his core feel like he tried his absolute best and
I don't like his methodology.
I don't like the man, I don't like who he is nor what he represents.
But his base believed he tried to execute the strategy and
the platform, protocol with everything he had now did.
He really probably not.
But his people believe he did.
He was willing to break the law.
He was willing to continue to push the needle until the judge told him not to.
Why don't we do that?
Why don't we push the needle push the agenda?
I mean,
we're hiding behind some office policy about the filibuster at the US Senate.
Or maybe perhaps we need to hide behind the parliamentarian who nobody
elected in this country.
No, no, no, parliamentarian says no we cannot do this in the budget
because it does not connect to the debt.
The fiscal budget must be included in order for
us to bypass the filibuster rules.
Thus, sayeth the parliamentarian, damn the parliamentarian.
You know what happened in the 90s when the parliamentarian tried that with
Republicans.
They fired the parliamentarian and
got another one in that did exactly what they wanted to do.
It's called politics dammit play ball.
There has seemingly been no movement on Biden's much
touted lift every voice a plan for black America,
which was a major campaign promise to black America.
Reparations have not moved forward and
the government failed to pass any meaningful police reform.
All promises made.
This is a policy game.
Policy is the contract between community and government.
You give us a bad contract we rejected.
Now I'm hoping that my dear brother President Biden wakes up to the reality
of what is about to go down.
They are setting the stage for a dictatorship to be next.
You have an opportunity here to do the right thing.
And maybe, this poll, maybe the midterm election cycle will
shake you out of whatever dream, you're in lost out here.
>> Man I really don't have a lot to add you so
thoroughly pointed out the many things that Joe Biden can do
directly himself in order to improve things for black Americans.
And what I think is important for
people to realize is a lot of their sloganeering during Biden's campaign
was decided that the Democrats specifically we're gonna save you.
And then, when these guys get in power, they have the power to enact policies,
people like Mansion and Cinema can say, no ostensibly who are Democrats.
And so, if you can't promise me that Democrats are gonna move in lockstep
with the agenda of their leader, what is the point of that messaging?
And the second thing,
I will say that I hope comes out of this brother Richie is that, black voters
realized they've been led astray by the black leadership class honestly.
You look at cats like Clyburn, whipping up votes for Biden church leaders,
you name it all of these black institutions that get out the vote for
the Democratic Party and be like they're gonna get it done for you guys.
They're gonna get it done for the folks.
I would hope that the masses of black people would look at the black leadership
class and have some strongly worded questions for those people as well.
>> Very well said.
And I remember a few years ago a woman named Michelle Nunn was running for
the US Senate from the state of Georgia.
She was not successful.
But an email leaked to the media from her campaign.
And this email was part of their campaign strategy.
And was it laid out a policy plan in order to obtain the Jewish vote,
a policy plan in order to obtain the white female voters,
a policy plan for white males.
And then when it got to black voters,
it simply said go to the churches, get influencers.
There was no policy sentence connected to their internal
campaign strategy to motivate black voters to vote.
>> They've been running this game on us for 40 years.
Dr. Ritchie.
>> Yeah, time out for that, all right?
62%, and the number is going in the wrong direction steel.