[iontheball]

Here's hoping blacks are listening to these intelligent women. Sadly, some would rather do a knee-jerk smear of Trump by misconstruing his criticism of their social and economic conditions as personal criticism of them. It shows how blind some are to the reality around them. In this regard they are no better than the Hilldabeast who peddles poll tested liberal trigger words to manipulate them to hate Trump while pretending she is on their side. What is taking place now is a renewed battle for the minds of black voters. Let's hope that many blacks pause long enough and sincerely ponder what Diamond and Silk are saying about their predicament in the inner city hellholes where they live. The question they need to keep asking themselves is why hasn't my situation improved under Democratic reign?

[bert]

-—It shows how blind some are to the reality around them. ——

Seeing is not the problem

Thinking is the problem. Thinking requires mental effort. Doing over and over what you are told requires no thought

For many, thinking is very hard

[Seattle Conservative]

I agree. I’ve heard a few more blacks coming out (see my links in this thread to Burgess Owens. I haven’t check the Detroit press yet, but it seemed he was very well received within the church and during the walk around with Dr. Carson. Even if people didn’t speak to him there, I noticed people on the street looking. There was also a VP of the MLK Society in Texas that gave a great pro-Trump speech and Alveda King (niece of MLK) has supported Trump and a black church in NC endorsed him. He’s not going to win them all over at once, but little by little, if people keep an open mind; and, like you said, ask themselves why their situation hasn’t improved, perhaps more and more will come on board the Trump Train.