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Will Minorities Vote Their Pocketbooks? Trump Should Hope So!

By Stephen Moore
Tuesday, October 22 2024

In the one debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, the vice president attacked Trump for having a racist record, citing his statements in response to the protests In Charlottesville back in 2017. My intention here is not to defend Trump on some of the things he says about race – which can be interpreted by some as offensive. I'm here to look at whether Trump or Harris-Biden have a better actual record – not better rhetoric – in advancing the economic opportunities and advancement of Blacks and other minorities. In my just-published book…

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