The media continues to be completely perplexed over why black voters have been bolting the Democratic Party under the Biden regime which that party hopes to reverse by turning to VP Kamala Harris.
Republican nominee Donald J. Trump is expected to get the largest percentage of the black vote since Richard M. Nixon and to help understand the phenomenon CNN interviewed a black woman who owns a store that sells pro-Trump merchandise.
On Thursday night’s edition of “AC360,” Anchor Anderson Cooper introduced a segment featuring the network’s correspondent Elle Reeve who traveled to Virginia to chat with Jo Anne Price, a 72-year-old owner of the Christiansburg establishment where shelves are stocked with items guaranteed to trigger leftists.
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“Every woman ought to have one of these,” Price said of a woman’s swimsuit displaying a rebel flag. “It’s one of those things that when people see one, then they want one. Same thing with the Confederate hat. You know why? Because people don’t think you have the nerve to do it,” she laughed.
Asked by Reeve if the swapping out of Biden for the half-black Harris was enough to persuade her to vote Democrat, Price emphatically stated, “No! Absolutely not.”
“I would not vote for either one of them. I would not vote Democrat ticket, no way,” she added, with the segment then cutting to the owner displaying a “white privilege card” which is one of the items sold in her shop.
A black man in the store jokes, “And then when you give it to a state trooper, they let you go. And won’t write you a ticket,” with CNN using the comment to smear Trump supporters, the new brand of the self-proclaimed “most trusted name in news” which serves as a de facto state media propaganda outlet.
The segment’s seeming intent was to assure viewers that now that Harris was the nominee, blacks would find their way back onto the Democratic Party plantation in time for the election.
Reeve then turned to Trump’s epic shutdown of ABC News reporter Rachel Scott’s “gotcha” question about whether he thought Harris was a DEI hire at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Chicago in which he correctly pointed out that the Democrat nominee used to emphasize her Indian-American half before she realized playing up here blackness was the key to her national political ambitions.
“How do you make sense about how Trump talks about Vice President Kamala Harris? That he sort of suggested that he doesn’t understand her biracial background, that first she was Indian, then she was black?” Reeve asked.
“I don’t understand it either,” Price answered. “She’s Indian and she’s Jamaican…Is she black?”
“I mean, do you not think she’s black?” Reeve asked.
“Is she?” Price responded. “Was she born here?” to which Reeve said she was. “Were her parents citizens? No,” referring to birthright citizenship as “anchor” which prompted a lecture from CNN’s cultural elitist reporter.
“She can claim to be black because of her Jamaican father, you know that’s her right,” Price added. “I basically have a combination in my family as well,” emphasizing the “melting pot” concept of America.
“Herself, she could have a blended family. What I’m saying is, is his comments about that, I think he’s making a point and, you know, I’m not, I’m not so disturbed by that,” she added.
“But what is the point he’s making?” Reeve asked, keeping the pressure on about Trump’s remarks.
“The point he’s making simply is, is that she is not a black-black person,” Price responded.
“I’m not going to be in a Democrat plantation. I’m not going to be on a Republican plantation. And this is what I love about President Trump, OK? He’s pulling us from both of those plantations, and he’s pulling us into this one big area, which is Americanism,” Price said.
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