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MSNBC’s Jason Johnson Warns Democrats ‘Setting Up Blame Game’ to Pin Possible Midterm Losses on Black Men


MSNBC political contributor Dr. Jason Johnson claimed he can see a “blame game” being set up against Black voters, especially Black men, ahead of potential Democratic Party losses in the midterms.

While discussing the upcoming midterm elections and various voting groups on MSNBC’s The Cross Connection, Johnson pushed back on Black voters being blamed for the “failings on the part of the Democratic Party.”

“Black men get blamed, and Black people in general get blamed, for failings on the part of the Democratic Party,” he said, arguing pundits could say Black voters didn’t “turn out” if Democrats face major losses.

Johnson argued Black men are “super voters” for the Democratic Party. Stacey Abrams argued earlier this month that Black male voters are needed for her to win her election.

“African American men are super voters for the Democratic Party. They don’t have a lot of people going to Brian Kemp and DeSantis, but the issue has been —”

“There are a few,” host Tiffany Cross said, jumping in.

“There’s a small number, but let’s be realistic,” Johnson responded. “The vast majority of Black men are still voting for Democratic candidates, but the question and the thing I hear from people all the time that’s important is, what has the Democratic Party done for Black men?”

“That’s a fair question,” Cross agreed.

Johnson argued the Democratic Party “doesn’t always support” Black voters, but they should be more focused on them.

“I think if Democrats spent more time talking about, this is what we’ve done for brothers, this is what we’ve done for the working class guy and the guy in the C suite, you wouldn’t have these problems,” he said. “And it feels like it’s setting up a blame game so that if Stacey Abrams isn’t elected, and if Raphael Warnock ends up being defeated, Black men will be blamed when in fact most of the time they’re supporting the Democratic Party even if the Democratic Party doesn’t always support them.”

On The Cross Connection last week, pundit Roland S. Martin made a similar argument, claiming the Democratic Party’s biggest problem is “White strategists” are the decision makers and they are ignoring Black male voters.

“What you’re seeing are Black men who are saying you’re not paying attention to me, you’re ignoring what’s happening when it comes to economics you’re ignoring me when it comes to the critical issues,” Martin said.

Watch above via MSNBC
 

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MSNBC’s Jason Johnson Warns Democrats ‘Setting Up Blame Game’ to Pin Possible Midterm Losses on Black Men


MSNBC political contributor Dr. Jason Johnson claimed he can see a “blame game” being set up against Black voters, especially Black men, ahead of potential Democratic Party losses in the midterms.

While discussing the upcoming midterm elections and various voting groups on MSNBC’s The Cross Connection, Johnson pushed back on Black voters being blamed for the “failings on the part of the Democratic Party.”

“Black men get blamed, and Black people in general get blamed, for failings on the part of the Democratic Party,” he said, arguing pundits could say Black voters didn’t “turn out” if Democrats face major losses.

Johnson argued Black men are “super voters” for the Democratic Party. Stacey Abrams argued earlier this month that Black male voters are needed for her to win her election.

“African American men are super voters for the Democratic Party. They don’t have a lot of people going to Brian Kemp and DeSantis, but the issue has been —”

“There are a few,” host Tiffany Cross said, jumping in.

“There’s a small number, but let’s be realistic,” Johnson responded. “The vast majority of Black men are still voting for Democratic candidates, but the question and the thing I hear from people all the time that’s important is, what has the Democratic Party done for Black men?”

“That’s a fair question,” Cross agreed.

Johnson argued the Democratic Party “doesn’t always support” Black voters, but they should be more focused on them.

“I think if Democrats spent more time talking about, this is what we’ve done for brothers, this is what we’ve done for the working class guy and the guy in the C suite, you wouldn’t have these problems,” he said. “And it feels like it’s setting up a blame game so that if Stacey Abrams isn’t elected, and if Raphael Warnock ends up being defeated, Black men will be blamed when in fact most of the time they’re supporting the Democratic Party even if the Democratic Party doesn’t always support them.”

On The Cross Connection last week, pundit Roland S. Martin made a similar argument, claiming the Democratic Party’s biggest problem is “White strategists” are the decision makers and they are ignoring Black male voters.

“What you’re seeing are Black men who are saying you’re not paying attention to me, you’re ignoring what’s happening when it comes to economics you’re ignoring me when it comes to the critical issues,” Martin said.

Watch above via MSNBC

But those are our 'allies'.

Even though black men vote higher for Democrat than any other group aside from maybe black women, even in light of getting completely ignored, somehow black men are at fault. Laughable.
 

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But those are our 'allies'.

Even though black men vote higher for Democrat than any other group aside from maybe black women, even in light of getting completely ignored, somehow black men are at fault. Laughable.

I am surprised Dr. Johnson even had bone structure in his back to even say this. Usually dude on some soft shoe shyt.

The Dems better calm down their puppets and talking heads. Cause shytting on folks who vote for you in record numbers gonna get you fukked in 2024. So they better watch they got damn mouths.
 

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she hates black men, fukk her
I don't think that's true breh. While I don't agree with her all the time, she literally had the blackest show on that network and had black men on every single episode I watched. The main reason she was fired is because she was calling out Tucker Carlson's bs and shytting on white women voters. bytch ass msnbc don't like that type of rhetoric coming from their black anchors :mjpls:
 
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