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Dr. Jason Johnson is a Black professor at Morgan State University and MSNBC contributor who often pushes "well I like what Biden did, but he could do" noise.
He often appears on Deadline: White House, The Beat, The Reidout, The Cross Connection and The Sunday Show. He sometimes fills-in for Nicolle Wallace, Ari Melber, Joy Reid, Tiffany Cross and Jonathan Capehart.
I believe he is the type of progressive agitators willing to depress Black turnout in the Midterms.
I give him credit for only two things: Rep. Shontel Brown (D-OH) and Black women being a huge factor to helping Democrats winning.
He was right on Nina Turner being too toxic. He may be right on John Fetterman being too engaged with white voters instead of Black voters.
On The Cross Connection, Johnson was explaining why the Black male vote is going to be lost. Washed Up 45 carried about 25% of the Black male vote. He had won them over with that hotep nonsense.
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| Jason Johnson, Elie Mystal and Joy Reid. |
Lil Wayne sacrificed his career because of his endorsement of Washed Up 45. Ice Cube tried to push that Platinum Plan noise with the help of Jakaren and Ivakaren. Ye, tried to literally encourage Blacks to vote for him to help the former president.
He cited that Black men are willing to vote Republican in Ohio, Florida, Georgia and Wisconsin.
Stacey Abrams is hoping to court Black male voters who may end up voting for Republicans like Herschel Walker. She believes that turnout is key to winning the governor's race against Georgia's Karen Kemp.
One strategy of the Abrams campaign is outreach to Black male voters, who could make the difference in her slightly lagging support among Black voters, according to polling. More nationally, political strategists have been exploring Black men as a disaffected constituency for the Democratic Party.
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