*A viral video featuring a group of Black women has sparked widespread discussion online as they candidly explain their reasons for not supporting Kamala Harris in the upcoming election. The video, titled “I’m Not With Her” is fueling a larger conversation about the vice president’s impact and policies within the Black community.
The women in the viral video express their intention to vote for Donald Trump in the upcoming election, citing their dissatisfaction with Kamala Harris as a key factor in their decision.
“I and millions of other Black Americans will cast my vote for Donald J. Trump,” Bebe Diamond of New York City said in the video.
Another woman said she supports Trump because of the “economic policies our country experienced under his leadership as our 45th president.”
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The Trump campaign shared the video amid the former president’s attempt to appeal to Black women, a demographic that traditionally leans heavily Democratic.
“Black voters have been taken for granted by the Democratic Party for years, but President Trump’s message is resonating at historic levels because he is doing the work and meeting voters where they are,” said Janiyah Thomas, director of the Trump campaign’s Black media, per NBC News.
Some of the women featured in the video reside in battleground states such as Arizona, Georgia, and Michigan, and they include former Democratic and independent voters who switched over to the Republican Party.
When Black voters choose to break away from the Democratic Party and hold politicians accountable, it often triggers strong reactions from Black Democrats. This shift is seen as a challenge to long-standing political loyalties, with some viewing it as a rejection of the party’s traditional role in addressing the needs of the Black community. As these voters demand more from their elected officials, the tension highlights the growing desire for meaningful representation and change.
As we reported earlier, a video has reemerged showing Steve Harvey leading a discussion with Harris from June, before President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the race due to health concerns.
In the footage, Harvey criticized Black voters for expecting something in return for their support of the Biden-Harris administration and addressed claims that he avoids pressing politicians with tough questions.
“That ain’t what this is,” Harvey said. “I’m throwing a lob. This is an alley-oop for a dunk because this administration needs to get the word out of what they’re doing and what they’re actually accomplishing. So we can stop all this foolishness about what you doing for Black people.”
Harvey continued: “I’m on this radio show and I’m hearing all these people talking about ‘I’m not voting if they not doing nothing for us.’ Listen to me, if we don’t vote, how we gon’ ask for something next time?”
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