Black voters flocking to Trump, can no longer 'afford' to vote for Biden in 2024, reverend says

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Black voters can no longer "afford" to vote for President Biden, one reverend argued, citing his record on the economy and the border crisis as he battles dwindling support in the key voting bloc ahead of November.

Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson accused the Democratic Party of abandoning Black voters during "Fox News @ Night," saying more voters who previously would not have considered supporting him are now considering a vote for the 45th president.

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"Even if I was Black enough, I couldn't afford to vote for Joe Biden this time, and I hear it is all over, everywhere I go," Peterson told anchor Trace Gallagher Monday. "For a long time, Blacks... were committed to the Democratic Party. That's no longer the case because the Democrats have clearly tossed Blacks to the side, and they're not looking out for them anymore."

"They just want the vote, and so Black people are starting to feel the economic crisis," he continued.

One Black Biden voter recently told BET that he's considering voting for former President Trump for the first time due to the state of the economy.

"Right now, I couldn't tell you that if they opened the polls tomorrow, I'm voting for Joe Biden," the Georgia barber told CBS News correspondent