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*[[John Podesta]] spoke of an "Eric Garner problem" | *[[John Podesta]] spoke of an "Eric Garner problem" | ||
| − | *Mayor [[Pete Buttigieg]] was criticized by [[David Axelrod]], [[Marcia Fudge]], ''The Daily | + | *Mayor [[Pete Buttigieg]] was criticized by [[David Axelrod]], [[Marcia Fudge]], ''The Daily Beast'' and others for having a "black problem." |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 19:28, June 25, 2019
A Black problem in liberal Democrat rhetoric refers to a white Democratic party candidate's inability to relate to African American voters. Two examples from the 2016 presidential election and 2020 presidential election illustrate:
- John Podesta spoke of an "Eric Garner problem"
- Mayor Pete Buttigieg was criticized by David Axelrod, Marcia Fudge, The Daily Beast and others for having a "black problem."