‘You aren’t listening to what I’m saying.’
That cuts both ways. I’m saying that blacks who want to vote conservative already know how to do it. They are not so childishly simple that they need an adult to hold their hand. Look around you. There are plenty of prominent black conservatives. I covered this point already. I.e.: they knew which party was more conservative & gravitated to it.
The idea that there is a large pot of conservative black votes out there that just have no idea which party is moonbat liberal & which party is more conservative is insulting. Blacks are not that stupid.
“”The idea that there is a large pot of conservative black votes out there that just have no idea which party is moonbat liberal & which party is more conservative is insulting. Blacks are not that stupid.””
There was an overwhelming amount of news about the McDaniel/Cochran runoff. The Black Conservatives knew full well who the real Conservative candidate is and who the faux RINO liberal candidate is.
I agree with you. If the Conservative Blacks really want to elect candidates with limited government platforms, they knew which candidate represented those values.
If the Conservative Blacks could not vote in the McDaniel/Cochran runoff because they had already voted in the Democrat primary, then they really aren’t conservative.
You’re ignoring the cases where people are undecided or leaning but need a nudge. Plus there are young or inexperienced voters who might have conservative instincts but truly aren’t sure who to vote for. It makes no sense not to make an effort to get these people’s votes.
And yet here we have an article by a prominant Black Conservative saying that more Conservative outreach to Black Conservatives is necessary.