Are Young Black Men Rejecting Obama?
December 18, 2012 at 10:07 pm | Posted in Pajamas Media | 2 CommentsTags: African Americans, Barack Obama, black, gop, Immigrants, Minorities, Minority Liberty Alliance, Mitt Romney
by Walter Hudson – PJ Media – December 18, 2012
The number of young black men who cast a vote for the Republican presidential candidate in 2012 tripled that of 2008. Hearing this statistic, one commenter quipped, “Is this one of those situations where three times nothing is still nothing?”
No. “Nearly 20 percent of black males under 30 voted for Romney, more than three times what McCain got.” That according to Ann Coulter, who gets her information from Pew Research.
How? Why? Is there a growing number of young black conservatives?
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I think that many of the beliefs in black churches are conservative. Look at their stance on homosexuality and abortion. They may be following the beliefs of these institutions. answerswithin.wordpress.com.
Comment by mcgeeles— December 27, 2012 #
I also think they were angry that there wasn’t much “change” during the first term. The fact that no man could set things straight in 4 years never crossed their mind. They just know that there was no immediate change…that could be seen anyway. I also think the homosexual and abortion stances hurt him when it came to the younger black church goers. I enjoyed the blog.
Comment by Aaron Stubbs— January 13, 2013 #