Yes. Blacks woke up after they stayed home in 2016 and let Trump take the White House. They won't make that mistake again. Trump asked "What do you have to lose by voting for me?", and while black voters didn't vote for Trump, they didn't vote for Hillary.
What they lost was voting rights. Republicans have been passing voter suppression laws by the hundreds making it more difficult for minorities to vote. They allowed provisions of the Voting Rights Act to expire, and then started gutting equal voting rights in minority neighbourhoods, and refused to pay new Voting Rights legislation.
Republicans keep whining that black people don't vote for them, and then close all of the polling stations in poor neighbourhoods. Poor white people keep voting Republican, because Repulicans keeping ginning up the racism. Calling black people "thugs" and flat out saying minorities are morally, intellectually, and culturally inferior and are destroying black run cities.
Red states have so thoroughly gerrymandered that Republicans have supermajorities in state houses, in even majority black states. As soon as black residents elect black mayors and city councils, white state houses cut funding for infrastructure projects, schools, and community services, and focus their spending on the white suburbs. They declare the city government "corrupt" and take power and money from the cities, and then point to the results as infrastructure and services deteriorate, and say the black run cities are "shitholes".
The entire Flint water crisis came about after the Republican state house stripped all power from the city council due to "corruption", and then refused to fund a water treatment plant for the city.
The committee findings offer no new information and essentially summarize what emerged during several high-profile hearings earlier this year.
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