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Biden needs Obama level Black voter turnout to have a chance at winning.
Harris was so ill received by The Black voter base that she was the FIRST candidate to drop out of the primaries. Harris is a liability down south as she can't bring her White husband on the road to galvanize support amongst the base.
Biden just compounded his negatives with this pick.
Originally posted by LordofBrooklyn
Biden needs Obama level Black voter turnout to have a chance at winning.Harris was so ill received by The Black voter base that she was the FIRST candidate to drop out of the primaries. Harris is a liability down south as she can't bring her White husband on the road to galvanize support amongst the base.
Biden just compounded his negatives with this pick.
He’s not going to get that support no matter who he chooses.
Ultimately, it is on Biden and no one else. The decision was ultimately his to make.
Honestly, though, if widespread mail-in voting is allowed then voter fraud will be rampant (even more so than usual from Democrats) and Biden will probably "win" regardless (though most of us who support Trump will never accept a Biden "win" that way).
But yeah, if people are required to vote the proper way then Biden was gonna lose regardless of who he picked, tbh.
"But, da polls!! What about da polls?!" Oh, you mean da same polls that said Hillary was gonna walk all over Trump, as well? Those same polls?LOL.
Originally posted by Robtard
LoB didn't pay attention during the primary with how well Biden did with Black voters. He literally came from being well behind Sanders to securing the nomination.
What about now?
Since Trump is polling far better in 2020 than he did in 2016 with black voters, how do you assess Biden's performance with black voters on Election Day?
Originally posted by dadudemon
What about now?Since Trump is polling far better in 2020 than he did in 2016 with black voters, how do you assess Biden's performance with black voters on Election Day?
He was polling better with Black voters than he has been, but then again, when you get so low it's more likely that it will go up.
I'm curious to see how both Trump and Biden look in various segments of the voting population in Sept and Oct after the Harris nomination as a VP pick does affect that. eg When McCain first picked Palin in 2008 he had several weeks of surging and then still lost to Obama