People in the Bronx are not falling for identity politics in 2024.

NEWSMAX: Black Bronx Voters Sound off on Kamala Harris’ Incompetency and President Trump’s Remarks on Her Ethnicity Flip Flops! “President Trump is Right!” GREAT VIDEO INTERVIEWS! | Cara Castronuova took to the streets of The Bronx, New York to find out if Black and Hispanic voters are influenced by identity politics.

The overwhelming consensus amongst the Black and Latino voters we spoke to was that a candidate’s race is not important in their decision on who to vote for. More importantly to them is policy.

Furthermore, many seemed to be in agreement with President Trump that Kamala Harris flip-flopped on her racial identity to score political points.
“If you bring somebody into the office that looks like you, but continues to detriment your community, what was that for?” asked on young Gen Z’er with his friends nodding in agreement. “But if you choose somebody that can raise up your community, then you choose the right one. Personally, I choose Trump.”

“It’s not about race,” said another young voter. “It’s about what they provide for the society.”

Regarding President Trump’s recent remarks on Harris’ ethnicity, the reaction from Black and Hispanic voters in the Bronx was overwhelmingly un-offended by Trumps remarks. It seems like the people most offended are those in the mainstream media.

“She was only promoting Indian heritage,” President Trump said at a convention for Black journalists. “I didn’t know she was Black. Until the number of years ago when she happened to turn black.”

In fact, many Black Americans I spoke to agreed with President Trump.
“Donald Trump is absolutely right,” said an African American man in the Bronx. “Her mother is Indian, her father is Irish Hindu and she’s always presented herself as Indian.”

“Nah, she’s really Indian,” said another young Black man. “She just wants our support. She’s trying to snatch our support away from Trump, but that’s not how that’s going down.”

It seems like the Trump racist card has been long overplayed.
@CaraCastronuova