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BIDEN BASE CRUMBLING? Poll shows MAJOR SHIFT right, DEMS SCRAMBLE, can TRUMP woo Blacks & Hispanics?

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March 30, 2024

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Democrats and Republicans are vying for the support of Black voters in November. This week on What’s America Thinking, host Julia Manchester drives deep into the impact Black voters have on the 2024 election. Here to break it all down is Antjuan Seawright, founder and CEO of Blueprint Strategy, and Deana Bass Williams, co-founder of Bass Public Affairs. Plus, hear The Hill’s Cheyanne M. Daniels recap her recent event in partnership with Howard University on the power of women in politics.

What’s America Thinking? is a lively, informative show that leans into why Americans are so fed up with the government and its inability to make their lives better. We’ll focus on the people behind the polls, pocketbook issues, the disconnect between Washington and Main Street - what Americans are REALLY thinking!

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November ThisWhats America ThinkingJulia ManchesterAntjuan SeawrightBlueprint StrategyDeana Bass WilliamsBass Public Affairs PlusHoward University

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