Left's attacks on Trump are backfiring, especially in black community

 Athena Thorne:

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Trump is now the first presidential candidate who’s ever been badass enough to have his own mugshot. You can’t buy that kind of street cred. And not just any mugshot — it’s the fiercest portrait of righteous rage in the face of persecution in just about ever. It’s a total slay, as the kids say these days.

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Think of the massive infrastructure the Left has built to brainwash underprivileged groups that cops are evil, violent thugs who get away with murdering politically undesirable people. Now check out the latest news from D.C.: Ashley Babbit’s killer, Capitol Police Lieutenant Michael Byrd, is getting promoted to Captain.

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At least cops who kill black people go to jail. Maybe black lives don’t matter, but officers are rewarded for taking MAGA lives. And more and more of those voters Democrats take for granted are starting to notice.

Rapper Lil Pump posted side-by-side mugshots in solidarity with the former president....

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As this gentleman says, “These so-called blacks nowadays, we rocking with Trump, man. Even the youth — they know what time it is, man” (language warning):

Check out the Trump motorcade’s reception in Atlanta after his latest arrest:

Related: Black Poverty Skyrockets Under Joe Biden

Remember, Trump is the president who pushed through prison reforms — not Saint Barack, and certainly not daft, senile Uncle Joe.

Big Left has spent untold social capital convincing black Americans and other minorities that they are victims of a vast, evil, oppressive system. But the Left’s fatal flaw may be their failure to perceive that, with their over-the-top persecution of a political enemy, they’ve exposed themselves as that very system. And they’ve set Trump up as the ultimate anti-hero for the oppressed.

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It looks like not just traditional Trump supporters are looking at what the Biden administration is trying to do to Trump and seeing it as oppression.  It is unlikely that Democrats can win national elections without 90 % support from blacks and it looks like they will not even be close to that if Trump is the GOP candidate. 

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