Biden losing support in the black community

 Gateway Pundit:

In a recent interview on Fox News, Jahmiel Jackson, a Democrat voter from Philadelphia, left FOX News host Ainsley Earhardt speechless with his scathing critique of Joe Biden’s 2024 campaign. Not only did Jackson express deep skepticism about Biden’s leadership, but he also openly endorsed former President Donald Trump.

During the interview, Earhardt asked Jackson about his thoughts on Hunter Biden’s indictment.

It can be recalled that Hunter Biden was indicted on federal gun charges on Thursday. He was indicted in a Delaware court on three counts related to possessing a firearm while using drugs.

Hunter Biden was charged with “one count of False Statement in Purchase of a Firearm, one count of False Statement Related to Information Required to be Kept By Federal Firearms Licensed Dealer, and one count of Possession of a Firearm by a Person who is an Unlawful User of or Addicted to a Controlled Substance.”

“I think considering this investigation took five years and these are the charges they brought, and after this sweetheart plea deal collapsed in court, I honestly think they’re going to wait a couple of months until a trial against Trump happens and they’re going to try another plea deal in another district,” said Jackson.

“I think we can see since Republicans have taken control of the House, we’ve seen so much evidence that these charges have been stymied, and the investigation has been covered up, mostly. So I think this is just them playing face,” he added.

Jackson criticized the Biden regime for using the Department of Justice to score political points.
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Ainsley Earhardt: “Who do you like in this election?”

Jahmiel Jackson: “I think I’m mostly geared towards Donald Trump, really. I think I’ve seen the pullout of Afghanistan from Joe Biden. And then I watched him check his watch during the funeral of the servicemen. And I think if we were to go to war, I’m prime age to be drafted, and I don’t want him to check his watch while they’re burying me. I don’t believe that he’s a competent commander-in-chief.”
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It is interesting how the "watch check" moment has been recalled by draft-age men.   What we got with the election of Biden was runaway inflation and an expensive war in Ukraine that followed the Biden bug-out of Afghanistan.  I question the reasoning of anyone who still supports Biden.  One thing that should never be forgotten is how Democrats blatantly lied about Trump and Russia.  I certainly do not trust someone who did that.

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