President biden considered himself the champion of the working and middle class. Jd vance introduced himself as the son of appalachia with hillbilly roots. A man that would fight for the workers. The question of how black voters might vote, they are a key segment of the electorate. That question has been unusually openended. When present biden was still at the top of the ticket, he was underperforming with black voters. An indepth survey of nearly 9000 adults published this summer found that one in Five Lakh men said they plan to vote for trump. In 2016, 13 of lachman voted for him but in 2020, 19 did. Part of Bidens Problem is a candidate was figuring out how to stop black voters from deserting the democratic party. Since Kamala Harris has become the nominee, the numbers have changed significantly. Now the Trump Campaign is in a tailspin as it tries to figure out whether voters of color, particularly black voters are still in play. It was an illadvised appearance. He sat down for a qu
Today has been a lot. Today has been a lot, and were going to get into all of it in the next hour. Thank you, my friend. Its good to see you. All right, take care now. Until recently the national conversation about this 2024 president ial election has been largely focused on white working class voters. President biden considered himself the champion of the working and the middle class. Donald trumps running mate, senator j. D. Vance, he introduced himself of the Republican National Convention as the son of appalachia with hillbilly roots, a man who would fight for the workers in this country. The question of how black voters might vote this year, black voters a key segment of the electorate, that question has been unusually open ended. When President Biden was still at the top of the ticket, polls showed him underperforming with black voters as they slipped to Donald Trump. An indepth Pew Survey of nearly 9,000 dults published this summer before biden dropped out found that 1 in 5 blac
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Their first chance to hold the administrations feet to the fire over what went wrong. As with the secretary said in his Opening Statement. Its time to end americas longest war. There is no evidence that staying longer would have me the Afghan Security Forces or the afghan government and a more resilient selfsustaining. 20 years and hundreds of billions of dollars of support in Equipment And Training would not suffice, why not another year, another five, another ten . We expect the taliban to make good on its commitment. To uphold the basic rights of afghan people. B1 republicans are pressing the secretary and one whether any were blocked from leaving. To the state at any Point The Process Black American Citizens from leaving afghanistan . No we did not. So your testimony is the state did not block any american citizens . On the contrary. My officer is men and women ran from around the world. Yes or no, i just want to clarify. You didnt block anybody . We lived there to help americans g
About what it means to her. Thank you for being here, everybody. We do begin this hour with President Biden stepping up his war against the coronavirus. More man dates, more political and legal battles ahead and likely more in vaccinations because of it. In an impassioned speech, the President S frustration with americans still resisting Gettin G expected to that is up ten poibs from a year ago soxts think about where we were a year ago and now we see an increase. An think that sentiment is driving why his overall approval on handling the virus is down a little bit and exactly those worries and concerns that the president is aiming to address last Night And Today at school when you see them talking about this now. And the numbers nationally and 400,000 were dead when he took people have died from covid19 when he took office. 250,000 people have died since he has been in office. That is the national numbers and then as youre saying when you look at peoples communities what theyre sighin