Donald Trump's roundtable at a Black church in Detroit draws mixed reactions on social media.
Former President Donald Trump's visit to Detroit on Saturday, where he attended a roundtable discussion at a Black church, sparked debate on social media as he seeks to win over Black voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election.On Saturday, Trump hosted a roundtable discussion at the 180 Church, a Black church on the outskirts of downtown Detroit.
However, critics accused Trump of filling the historically Black church with white supporters and even 'staging' the event to show a robust crowd.Lifelong Democrat Christopher Webb posted a reaction on X to Trump's Detroit appearance, 'Trump is definitely going to win the Black vote...by filling a Black church with white folks for his rally.
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