-PJ
I agree.
In another part of the interview he does raise an issue where I think he’s dead wrong.
The NAACP was having a meeting and he says some White Lives Matter folks were outside. He said he was told two of them had rifles with them.
At that he faulted the NAACP for not telling his organization in advance they would be there. He said they would have been meet and confronted.
That would seem to me to be overly confrontational.
First, I rather doubt White guys showed up at the NAACP with rifles. They would have been swarmed by the police if they had.
So Quannel bought off on misinformation (admittedly IMO).
He seemed like a go off half cocked type of guy after that.
His vision may make some Blacks vote for Trump. I can’t argue with that.
Trump not being a Conservative for decades allows him to be liked by people across demographic lines. Even this Black leader may wind up voting for him.
Quannel talked about Blacks and that they had not achieved anything over 54 years. I would argue with that, but he is addressing the Democrat party’s attention to their population centers and whether they are better off today. I got the idea that he thinks the answer is no during the Obama administration.
He’s right on that.