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Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump and his supporters have
been accused of being “racist,” which isn’t exactly an uncommon label
given to Republicans by liberals.
However, one black Trump supporter recently dropped an epic truth
bomb about what black voters really want out of the American dream, and
if true, it should have them lining up to vote Republican in massive
numbers.
Podcaster and blogger Sonnie Johnson told
Breitbart that many black voters fully understand and support Trump’s message of wealth over poverty.
“This message is very simple,” Johnson said. “It is wealth over
poverty. If you do not think that blacks understand that message, you
have lost your entire mind.”
The outspoken conservative explained that black Americans were “tired of living in poverty.”
“We want greatness. We do not want to be dependent. We do not want
free s***,” she said. “We want to be able to operate in the American
system, just the way every other American operates, and that takes
wealth.”
Johnson said she believed that Republicans had an opportunity this
year to “crack this progressive shell,” which has already sustained some
cracks from Trump’s campaign.
In fact, she insisted that black people have already begun to realize
that the presumptive GOP nominee’s message was one for all Americans,
not just white voters — even if the media doesn’t portray his growing
support in the black community.
“If you go back, if you look on Twitter right now, to see all of the
blacks that are in support of Donald Trump, every stat they show, shows
that that support doesn’t exist. Every person they put on says that
black people will not support Trump,” Johnson explained.
The blogger considered this election this “chance of a lifetime” when it
comes to recruiting black voters to the GOP, but said Republicans must
put forth the right message in order to do so.
“If we can … start talking about the American Dream — what it has to
offer, what we as the right wing have to offer!” she said. “Freedom,
liberty, financial independence, those are things that we can sell.”
Many polls have reported that the black vote comprised a mere
1 percent of Trump’s overall support — something Johnson strongly
rejected.
“No way,” she said. “They poll Democrats. They poll people that are
used to voting for Democrats and just put their name down. They did not
poll average black people.”
These “average black people” are listening to the Republican message of conservative values through Trump, she argued.
Johnson is right — the Republican Party has more to offer anyone
searching for “freedom” or “financial independence.” While Democrat
policies have sought to keep black people dependent and on the
government dole, conservatism offers the proven concept that smaller
government equals more freedom.
Hopefully, black voters will come out and support the GOP in November
and show the Democrats that their failed policies have not gone
unnoticed.
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