UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President
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I called him a sambo and he reported me and now I’m blocked and I’m suspended. But racists are free to do what they want on twitter.
The worst part is Twitter sends that message telling me to remove my comment and apologize and they will lift my suspension. They can suck my dick. Fuck Elon and Twitter . Treating adults like babies. Suck my dick! I’ll just make another account and keep fucking up racists and coons
She wins Pennsylvania then I don’t know how trump wins; because that means she will win a few more battleground states. I’m trying to see how he wins if Kamala wins Pennsylvania…
Right now a lot of centrist republicans are voting for her because Trump is just not the answer. Hopefully this new trend bites into his 75 million supporters from the last election.
Jamaica? SHES NOT BLACK!!!!
His supporters are going to support him no matter what; at least that’s what it seems like…
Them white folks hate hearing that someone in high position has a different heritage and their own kind is in the hot seat.
know there is reality
but i want her to CRUSH him with not just the popular vote but also the electoral vote ....like let her hit over 320 ...... i want her to take PA but i want her to fucking take Texas Arizona and MOTHER-FUCKING FLORIDA HIS HOME STATE .....
i want her on some Conan shit
She ain’t winning Texas; AZ she should win. Florida I’m not sure…know there is reality
but i want her to CRUSH him with not just the popular vote but also the electoral vote ....like let her hit over 320 ...... i want her to take PA but i want her to fucking take Texas Arizona and MOTHER-FUCKING FLORIDA HIS HOME STATE .....
i want her on some Conan shit
Lolz that endorsement will scare folks from Harris. I like Bernie, but having the resident socialist make an endorsement for a VP candidate isn't going to sit right with those Midwest CACs. Waltz, with Bernie's endorsement will be easy an target for Chumps "socialist" claims of Harris
Can Bernie and Clinton please just shut the fuck publicly for the sake of this election?
We don’t need these fool saying a damn thing. Just be silent supporters.
MAGA talking gay this and gay that about Dems out of NOWHERE, yet their MOTHERFUCKING GOP VP Candidate JD Vance is wearing eye-liner and LITERALLY fucking couches. Can't make this shit up.
The old saying from Shakespeare's Hamlet, comes to mind: "Me thinks thou doth protest too much"
COT DAYUUUUM!!!! WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!!!!!
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Raw!!
It’s the ego and part of what drives politicians. They NEED their names being talked about.
It makes no sense for Bernie to say what he said out loud. If that’s what you want call Harris campaign and tell them.
Don’t put that shit out there to possibly help create divisiveness.
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Trump waving at a empty tarmac.
Weird
At least do it behind the scenes...putting kamala on the spot is how they divide the house yet again.
Just like the resident Maga cacs and coons of BGOL they are obsessed with faggotry and trannies. You already know what that means. We have one that literally went to Brazil and got blown out by oneMAGA talking gay this and gay that about Dems out of NOWHERE, yet their MOTHERFUCKING GOP VP Candidate JD Vance is wearing eye-liner and LITERALLY fucking couches. Can't make this shit up.
The old saying from Shakespeare's Hamlet, comes to mind: "Me thinks thou doth protest too much"
COT DAYUUUUM!!!! WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE
Yep, one of their MAGA bros already boldly came out, basically telling the Board, "Transformers are the BEST women!!' when he INFAMOUSLY and BRAGGADOCIOUSLY posted that ROO. The rest of their lil crew are definitely in the closet, like their VP Candidate, JD Vance, but too ashamed to come out just yet.
WTF! he (Joe Biden) finally freed up money for The National Black Farmers Association and ain't nobody talking about this?
Black Muslim group endorses Harris after its 'uncommitted' stance on Biden
The Black Muslim Leadership Council Fund had withheld its support for Biden over his handling of the Israel-Hamas war.
Aug. 1, 2024, 9:16 PM EDT / Updated Aug. 2, 2024, 9:18 AM EDTA national Muslim organization that had declared itself "uncommitted" on President Joe Biden's re-election bid is endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris' candidacy.
Salima Suswell, the founder and chief executive of the Black Muslim Leadership Council Fund, first shared the group's decision with NBC News on Thursday. It's believed to be the first Muslim group in the uncommitted camp to now back Harris.
“She has shown more sympathy towards the people of Gaza then both President Biden and former President Donald Trump,” Suswell said of Harris. “During Prime Minister Netanyahu’s address to Congress, she decided not to attend. She has repeatedly called for a cease-fire, and I believe she has also expressed empathy towards civilian life and has been very caring as it relates to getting aid to the people of Gaza."
The fund is the political action arm of the nonprofit Black Muslim Leadership Council. Both organizations were started in March with the hope of pressuring elected officials, including Biden, to call for a permanent cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war.
The group’s endorsement is significant given the backlash the Biden administration has faced from the Muslim community over its handling of the war. Many Muslim groups pushed for an effort they dubbed “abandon Biden,” which called for voters not to support him at the ballot box in uncompetitive primaries and potentially in the fall election.
“We’re grateful to BMLC for their support," a Harris campaign spokesperson said in a statement. "The Vice President is committed to combating Islamophobia wherever it exists and advancing opportunity for black Americans. We look forward to working with BMLC to win this November and defeat Donald Trump’s divisive, unpopular agenda.”
Since Biden's decision to drop his re-election bid, some other Muslim groups have said they remain uncommitted to Harris' candidacy while saying she has a chance to earn their support by differentiating herself from Biden on Middle East policy.
In March, Suswell made it clear that many of her group’s members were focused on U.S. domestic challenges and did not support abandoning Biden. “At the present, I have not abandoned Biden,” she said at the time. “But I am uncommitted.”
The same month, Harris made headlines in a speech commemorating Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama, where she called for a six-week cease-fire and described the situation in Gaza as a “humanitarian catastrophe.”
“Given the immense scale of suffering in Gaza, there must be an immediate cease-fire — for at least the next six weeks, which is what is currently on the table,” Harris said. “This will get the hostages out and get a significant amount of aid in.”
Then, last week, just days after she launched her presidential campaign, Harris met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House after he spoke with Biden. Following the meeting, she said Israel had her “unwavering commitment” and a “right to defend itself” while also calling attention to the plight of the Palestinian people.
“What has happened in Gaza over the past nine months is devastating — the images of dead children and desperate, hungry people fleeing for safety, sometimes displaced for the second, third or fourth time,” she said. “We cannot look away in the face of these tragedies. We cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering. And I will not be silent.”
Harris also spoke about her message to Netanyahu. “I just told Prime Minister Netanyahu it is time to get this deal done,” Harris said. “It is time for this war to end and end in a way where Israel is secure, all the hostages are released, the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza ends and the Palestinian people can exercise their right to freedom, dignity and self-determination.”
For Suswell and leaders of the Black Muslim Leadership Council Fund, the remarks underscored the need to come out and support Harris. The group plans to launch voter turnout efforts in critical swing states like Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia and Pennsylvania.
Meanwhile, Suswell recognizes that Harris is still part of the Biden administration and has publicly supported Biden's policy positions on the war. She also said she was one of a group of Muslim leaders who met with Biden and Harris at the White House during a tense gathering one leader walked out of just minutes into the meeting.
“It wasn’t an easy meeting for the president,” Suswell said. “We were really tough on him. We were committed to expressing the needs of our community, as well as what we expected in terms of justice for the people of Gaza. I mean, we want as a community to see this war come to an end. So many lives have been lost. It’s time for the war to end and for there to be a safe return of the hostages.”
Pressed about whether she saw a big policy difference between Harris and Biden, Suswell said: “I am not going to speculate that there is a huge difference. … She has also been more empathetic as it relates to civilian life. I think she’s more open to having conversations around ending the war.”
Suswell added that her group was also moved to support Harris publicly because of her stances on domestic issues. “Economic opportunity, pay equity, jobs, health care, education, public safety and policing, criminal justice reform, all of these things matter to the American Muslim community, as well, specifically to Black Muslim Americans,” she said. “Vice President Harris has been strong and has been a leader on these issues.”
In addition, Suswell said she and other leaders in the group were worried about former President Donald Trump’s possible actions against Muslim people and Americans as a whole if he returns to the White House.
“I think that this election comes down to the decision between an authoritarian regime and a democratic government,” she said. “During the first debate, [Trump] said that Israel should finish the job [in Gaza]. This is very, very concerning.”
She went on: "He has also committed himself to reinstating the Muslim travel ban. He has also stated that he would deport pro-Palestinian protesters, specifically on college campuses. So this is absolutely concerning — just a few of the concerns that we take into consideration as we weigh the future of democracy and justice and our fundamental freedoms.”
“Now, Vice President Harris and I do not align on all of her stances pertaining to the crisis in Palestine," Suswell said. "However, I do believe that she is more empathetic.”
CORRECTION (Aug. 2, 2024, 12:28 a.m. ET): A previous version of this story mischaracterized the timing of the Black Muslim Leadership Council Fund’s earlier “uncommitted” position. It’s believed to be the first Muslim group to endorse Harris after being uncommitted, not the first to have declared itself uncommitted on Biden.
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