ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith appeared on Newsmax on Monday to explain why he believes Democrats’ policies are harmful to conservative black families.
When he appeared in “Rob Schmitt Tonight,” Smith said there was a disconnect between Democratic policy and the values of conservative black families. Smith said he was frustrated with a focus on extreme agendas.
“Many of us vote for Democrats, but we live a very conservative life. We come from a very conservative family. Our parents raised us in a certain way when you talk to your father’s mother, you can’t come to our home with such nonsense,” Smith told Schmidt.
“I have to say that somehow, in one way or another, they have been voting democratic since 1964, mysteriously, since the Civil Rights Act, and Democrats have been voting black for the majority of that period.
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Smith then said what he said was political extremes.
“A little, extreme, the edges felt a bit off. Many people spoke to the right about the maga. “What about progressive left? What are you doing here? Are you paying attention to the type of thing that’s going on?” Smith asked. “” Are they looking at the border and seeing over 12 million people legally lifting it across the border? “No, everything was great at the border. ”
Smith also criticized the focus on social issues, such as the use of pronouns and gender-specific bathrooms. (Related: “The Ultimate Crime”: Stephen A. Smith says Dems focuses on opposing Trump.
“This is something we’ve heard over three and a half years, and when we see things like that, we see people stop or lose their jobs to reflect the wrong pronouns or have conversations about gender bathroom use and all this other things.
In 2024, President Donald Trump secured 13% of black votes, up from 12% in 2020 to 8% in 2016, CNN exit survey I said.
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