A group of Michigan community leaders told CBS News’ Ed O’Keefe that Black men do not want to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris, citing frustrations about how Harris’ candidacy would make a difference in their lives.
“Vice President Harris used that radio interview to defend herself against accusations she’s doing this outreach now just because of political timing. And community leaders we spoke to here in Detroit say the Harris campaign still has a lot of work to do,” O’Keefe said, noting Harris’ interview with radio host Charlamagne tha God.
The vice president told Charlamagne that what she was talking about was “not new,” and it was “not for the sake of winning this election.”
“A lot of Black men are not into the Harris campaign, and I think this should have been done awhile ago,” one Black community leader said.
KAMALA HARRIS DISMISSES CONCERNS SHE’S LOSING SUPPORT FROM BLACK MEN: ‘NOT MY EXPERIENCE’
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