Young Black voters in Philadelphia trash Biden and Trump as 'both liars,' 'dirty:' 'Neither candidate is good'

Young Black Americans in town for a popular Philadelphia music festival went on the record to voice their displeasure with President Biden.

The Washington Post reported Wednesday that it spoke to around thirty young Black voters at the "Roots Picnic" over the weekend, a popular music festival hosted by hip-hop group The Roots in the city. Most of the voters told the outlet don’t support Trump for president, but they also don’t want Biden.

"It’s really hard to vote because neither candidate is good. Biden is too old. Trump is too racist," 21-year old Rochester, New York resident William Carter, who said he was not planning to vote this year, told the Post.

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Black voters have traditionally been a reliable Democratic voting bloc, but some polls are showing cracks within that support.

Last week, CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten marveled at polling showing that Trump has doubled the support he got from Black voters in the 2020 election, which was 10% at the time.

Enten said Trump’s gains with the community could single-handedly result in his victory over Biden in 2024.

Some Black celebrities, like rapper 50 Cent, recently acknowledged that African American men seem to relate to Trump more than Biden.

The Post’s unscientific survey at The Roots Picnic wasn’t so much indicative of Trump support among Black voters – as most of them denounced the former president – but of their disgust with Biden.

Many of the respondents trashed both candidates, with only a select few picking one over the other.

A 28-year-old film production worker from Philadelphia named Lu Rattigan told the Post, "We’ve already experienced both of them.