Black Philly voter 'deeply offended' by Obama shaming black men into supporting Harris: 'disgusting'

A voter in the swing state of Pennsylvania criticized former President Obama for shaming black men into supporting Vice President Kamala Harris in the election.

When asked if Obama chastised men in the black community for not supporting Harris in the same way they supported his own presidency in 2008, Chad Fain, a Philadelphia resident and podcaster, told the MSNBC host Alex Wagner: “I was deeply offended. moment where we say, 'You better get in line and do what we say!'”

Wagner spoke to a group of black men about Obama's comments during a panel discussion at a West Philadelphia barbershop and asked, “I just wonder if everyone who heard that liked it what they thought of it. »

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Philadelphia resident and podcaster Chad Fain criticized former President Obama for berating black men during the election.

Obama made headlines when he recently said this at a Harris campaign office in Pittsburgh: “Because part of this makes me think – and I'm talking directly to men – part of this makes me think that, well, you just don't feel the idea of ​​having a woman as president, and you come up with other alternatives and other reasons for it.”

Fain further added that Obama, “as Democratic Party czar [is] come down and say, 'Go put these n-words online.'”

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“The overall tone was disgusting,” he said of Obama’s comments. “It was abhorrent. I didn't respect it. I didn't like any of it. And Kamala, two days later, said, 'We love our black men, we have programs and things that we deploy to .' them and she deployed a policy.

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Former US President Barack Obama speaks during the Democratic National Convention (DNC) at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, USA, Tuesday, August 20, 2024. (Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Another local voter at the Black Men's Roundtable, Anthony Phillips, objected, arguing that “black men need to be there for black women in the same way that black women have always been there for us, in as single parents, all that and more. And what he's ultimately trying to say is that by not voting for Kamala Harris over someone who is a clown, it's almost like a general lack of respect.”

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