"Jim Clyburn Expresses Concern Over Biden's Message Failing to Resonate with Black Voters"

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South Carolina voters express dissatisfaction with President Biden's outreach to Black voters, suggesting that he "borrowed" support from Obama in 2020. They question his allocation of funds to Israel and Ukraine instead of focusing on domestic policies and express a desire for action on police reform. While some express disappointment with broken promises, they still prefer Biden over the alternative, likely Donald Trump. Democratic strategists fear that Biden's lack of resonance with the Black community could threaten his re-election, with concerns raised by former surrogates and close allies like Rep. Jim Clyburn.
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- Jim Clyburn says he is ‘concerned’ that Biden’s message is not breaking through The Washington Post
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