Cory Booker drops 2020 Campaign: ‘Not Quite The Diverse Party’
Now that both Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) and Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) have dropped out of the 2020 presidential race the Democratic Party has no front runners who are people of color given that tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang.
First, Kamala. Now, you? Why did the Democrats kick out their black candidates? So much for ‘black lives matter.
Reactions to Cory Booker’s exit mirrored the responses to Kamala Harris’ exit from the race late last year as Democrats began to fear that party had regressed back into white dominance.
Democrat Party sure is not the Party of Diversity.
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Democrat Sally Kohn tweeted this : “Obviously I’m no centrist but it’s downright effed up that smart, compelling, very experienced, centrist Democratic candidates of color are floundering while a smart but wildly inexperienced, centrist white mayor of teeny tiny city is surging. Bad look, Democrats,” Sally is upset because she is white and feeling guilty about it. 0
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Now that Trump gave Black people record numbers of jobs instead of poverty checks, maybe the strangle hold Democrats had on the Black vote is collapsing as well. Black people are not fixated on having Black politicians. They want good politicians who give them some pride and opportunity. |
