Fox News host Laura Ingraham criticized Vice President Kamala Harris's plan to win over Black voters, calling it "demeaning" and "out of touch."
Fox News host Laura Ingraham has slammed Vice President Kamala Harris's plan to win over Black voters, calling it "demeaning" and out of touch.
In a segment on "The Ingraham Angle," Ingraham said that Harris's five-point plan, which includes legalizing marijuana and providing financial assistance to Black families, was an insult to Black voters.
Laura Ingraham Slams VP Harris's 'Demeaning' Pitch to Black Voters
"Kamala thinks she's going to win over the Black voters that she's losing, but they're smarter than she thinks they are," Ingraham said.
Ingraham went on to say that Harris's plan was "nothing more than a bunch of empty promises" that she could never deliver on.
"She's dangling goodies that she knows she can never deliver on," Ingraham said. "Black voters are not going to fall for it."
Ingraham's comments come as Harris faces an uphill battle to win over Black voters. A recent poll found that only 28% of Black voters approve of Harris's job performance.
The poll also found that Harris is trailing her potential Republican challenger, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, by a significant margin among Black voters.
Haley has been critical of Harris's record on race, saying that she has not done enough to address the concerns of Black Americans.
Harris has defended her record on race, saying that she is committed to fighting for the rights of all Americans.
However, her critics say that she has not done enough to address the specific challenges facing Black Americans.
The debate over Harris's record on race is likely to continue as the 2024 presidential election approaches.
In addition to her comments on Harris's plan to win over Black voters, Ingraham also criticized President Biden's handling of the economy.
Ingraham said that Biden's economic policies have hurt Black Americans and that he is out of touch with their concerns.
"Bidenomics is a disaster for Black Americans," Ingraham said. "Black unemployment is still too high, and Black families are struggling to make ends meet."
Ingraham's comments come as Biden faces increasing pressure to address the concerns of Black Americans.
A recent poll found that only 26% of Black Americans approve of Biden's job performance.
The poll also found that Biden is trailing former President Donald Trump by a significant margin among Black voters.
Biden has defended his record on race, saying that he is committed to fighting for the rights of all Americans.
However, his critics say that he has not done enough to address the specific challenges facing Black Americans.
The debate over Biden's record on race is likely to continue as the 2024 presidential election approaches.
