Clyburn Voices Concern Over Black Men's Support for Trump

The influential Democrat warns of potential low turnout or support for Trump among Black men, posing challenges for Kamala Harris's campaign.

Rep. James Clyburn expressed concern about Black men either staying home or voting for Donald Trump in the upcoming election.
Recent NAACP polling indicates an increase in support for Trump among Black men, with one-in-four backing him.
Former President Barack Obama suggested that hesitancy to support Kamala Harris may be linked to misogyny.
Senator Raphael Warnock downplayed the potential for significant Black male support for Trump, citing historical context and Trump's past actions.
Efforts are being made within Harris's campaign to address and engage Black male voters directly.