Maxine Waters Says She ‘Will Never Ever Forgive’ Black Voters for Trump

'It is absolutely unconscionable...'

By Joshua Paladino

November 3, 2020

Maxine Waters / GOP War Room

Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., shamed black Americans who have voted or plan to vote for President Donald Trump, saying that she “will never ever forgive them,” BET reported.

Waters made the comments on Oct. 30 while talking to Joe Madison on SiriusXM’s “UrbanView.”

“Any of them showing their face, I will never ever forgive them for undermining the possibility to help their own people and their own communities,” Waters said. “It is absolutely unconscionable.”

Trump has argued this election cycle that he has done more for black Americans than any president since Abraham Lincoln.

“I don’t know why they would be doing it,” Waters said. “I don’t know what’s on their minds, but if we don’t turn out this vote and turn it out huge, this man could end up winning again. And this country would go backwards.”

As a reason for black Americans to vote for him, Trump cites his passage of the First Step Act, which loosened the strictest penalties from the 1994 Crime Bill.

He provided long-term funding to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and fostered an economic environment in which black unemployment reached an all-time low.

Waters used the corporate media’s talking points about Trump’s often-debunked affinity for white supremacists.

“The divisiveness that this deplorable human being has caused, the confrontation, the dog whistling to the right wing, the white supremacists, the KKK, and they’re coming alive,” she said. “They’re emboldened because they’ve got a leader who wants them to do it. What did he say to the proud boys? Stand back and stand ready? Ready for what – confrontation?”

Rappers Lil’ Wayne, Ice Cube, and 50 Cent have expressed support for Trump, and Kanye West supported him prior to launching his own presidential campaign.

Some polls show that support for Trump among black males may have jumped to more than 20 percent, whereas he won only 13 percent of the black male vote in 2016.

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