Staff Reports
The Democratic Party is in hot water as new data reveals a surprising trend that has them shaking in their boots. Historically, non-white voters (aka black, Latino, and Asian folks) have been ride-or-die for the Democrats, but, according to recent findings, that might not be the case for much longer.
Democrats hammered for assuming what voters want to hear as Biden bleeds black and Latino support https://t.co/36OZjq9lj2 https://t.co/36OZjq9lj2
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) March 13, 2024
A New York Times /Siena College poll dropped a bombshell by showing that President Joe Biden is leading Donald Trump, 56% to 44%, among non-white voters. This is a shocker considering Biden snagged a landslide victory among non-white voters in the 2020 election. The poll even suggests that the youngsters of the black community are starting to see the light and peel away from the Democratic Party. It seems that more black and Hispanic men are considering going red this time around.
A snazzy Republican consultant and self-proclaimed voting trends aficionado, Mike Madrid, pointed out that many Latinos and people of color no longer feel tethered to the ancient days of the Civil Rights movement. According to him, the Democrats just can’t wrap their heads around the fact that non-white voters might actually care about more than just civil rights. Who would’ve thought, right?
Now, Latinos hold the title for the largest slice of non-white voters in the good ol’ US of A, and it appears that they’ve been inching more to the right in recent years. The experts are giving a big “bah humbug!” to the Democrats’ heavy focus on abortion rights and climate change, claiming that these topics just ain’t hitting the bullseye with these voters.
And hold onto your hats, because President Trump has been strutting around, bragging about his potential to snatch up more black voters. He’s even playing the sympathy card, saying that black folks relate to his gripes about feeling “discriminated against” in his court battles. And after only mustering a measly 13% of the black vote in 2020, Trump is itching to up his game in the upcoming election. Watch out, Democrats. It’s about to get real.
