Obama shames black men over Harris’s polling panic

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Vice President Kamala Harris is struggling in polling among black and Hispanic men. The panic has led the party to ramp the identity politics messaging into overdrive.

Harris is lagging behind President Joe Biden’s 2020 numbers among minority men, raising red flags for her campaign in Pennsylvania and Michigan among black men and in Arizona and Nevada among Hispanic men. Harris’s team is panicking over the lack of enthusiasm for her campaign among black men in Detroit and Philadelphia, and Hispanic men are now evenly split between Harris and former President Donald Trump.

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