The vice president told Charlamagne tha God and his radio listeners that Donald Trump has no interest in middle-class voters.
The Breakfast Club,“You know, Charlamagne, it’s disappointing, no doubt,” she replied. “But the other piece of it is it gets back to my point about who is Donald Trump. Because he is the one, right, who is up for election with me and I think that some of your listeners may know and others may not, which is that, look, it’s the billionaires and Donald Trump club. That’s who’s in his club. That’s who he hangs out with, that’s who he cares about.
She continued: “That’s why when he was last president, he put in place a massive tax cut for billionaires and the biggest corporations, and that is exactly what he will do again.”, defended his decision to end the newspaper’s 50-year tradition of endorsing presidential candidates. As many as 200,000 people reportedly canceled their subscriptions as a result, and two editorial board members and two columnists are said to have resigned.
“What presidential endorsements actually do is create a perception of bias,” wrote Bezos in an op-ed. “A perception of non-independence. Ending them is a principled decision, and it’s the right one,” he added., owned by another billionaire, Patrick Soon-Shiong, also chose not to make an endorsement. “I think my fear is, if we chose either one, that it would just add to the division,” Shoon-Shiong“His policies are not about middle-class votes,” she said.
Asked about reports that she is doing poorly among Black male voters, Harris responded: “The brothers aren’t saying that.” She said she felt widespread support for her efforts to “lift up the community” with plans to help first-time homebuyers and small business owners. “I have said from the very beginning that Black men are no different from any other voter,” she said. “You have to earn their vote.”
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