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Political analysts discuss Donald Trump's improved performance with black men compared to Mitt Romney and John McCain. Media figures like Karen Hunter and Stephen A. Smith are noted for identifying that Democrats "over-index" on black women while neglecting black men. Mo Fax describes a "silent majority" of black men who are becoming politically informed but remain unactivated by the current Democratic platform.
Investigation into the Black Male Voter Project reveals that its founder, Mondale Robinson, is a national political director for Democracy for America. Despite Robinson's claims that both parties ignore black men, the project's donation button links directly to the Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue. The hosts critique the project's merchandise and its specific focus on black men in swing states as a disingenuous partisan operation.
Karen Hunter advocates for Val Demings, arguing she could help Biden win the swing state of Florida. The hosts remain skeptical, questioning if black men who sat out in 2016 would really show up for a former police chief. They reiterate that the endorsement of a "senile" Joe Biden by figures like Obama and Martin is not credible and suggests a hidden game plan involving the VP pick.
