HimmyHendrix
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Because she knows she’ll get the black vote for nothing.
She could move heaven and earth and still not get every black vote.
Obama didn't in '08.
Just off the the name, I thought "NOTUS" was some We Got Y'all type organization. Wrong.Black Democratic operatives and minority-owned firms are raising alarms over spending practices in Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign. They accuse the campaign of favoring white-owned vendors while sidelining Black-owned firms. The controversy, first reported by NOTUS, a nonprofit newsroom created by the Allbritton Journalism Institute, has caused growing frustration among Democratic leaders, operatives, and donors. Many fear that these missteps could harm Harris’ standing with voters of color in the crucial weeks before Election Day.
Exactly. They got $1.5M why were they expecting any more than that for advertising? The fact the article cited her whole campaign war chest size as some kind of proof they’re getting shorted is suspect.Them nikkas was about to ball out of that extra payout they thought was coming. Probably had the vacation planned out and everything.
No it's not, 85%+ of black people will go out and vote for the democrats and get nothing in return for it like they always do.dangerous game to play in 2024.
That's what it sounds like. She gave lip service at the NABJ but literally not putting her money where he mouth is.Democrats know they have the majority of the black vote in the bag no matter what. Why spend a bunch of money or make promises trying to sway a voting block that is gonna vote for you no matter what? That's a waste of resources.
One point of contention is Harris’ underinvestment in the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), representing more than 200 Black-owned newspapers and media companies collectively known as the Black Press of America. In June, the Harris campaign signed a modest $1.5 million advertising and partnership deal with NNPA, which pales compared to the near-billion-dollar fundraising total. The Black Press, which has been a trusted voice in Black communities for nearly 198 years, has long played a crucial role in informing and mobilizing Black voters.
Founded in New York in 1827, before the end of slavery, the Black Press of America remains a cornerstone of communication within Black communities. As the NNPA prepares to celebrate the Black Press’ 200th anniversary, many argue that a stronger investment from Harris, who has publicly vowed to support Black businesses, is warranted and necessary.
Frustration has also been mounting within the campaign itself. NOTUS reported that sources close to the campaign said while Harris has repeatedly directed her team to prioritize spending with minority-owned vendors, that directive has not been consistently implemented. Over a dozen campaign staffers, vendors, and external advisers told NOTUS that they have seen little follow-through.
That is a good analogy, but I do not consider it working in this instance. Why? Well, because while the people are voting for the "axe", they are also voting against the "chainsaw"."The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood, he was one of them"