Fox News Pundit Insists Trump Sneakers Will Win Him Black Votes
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Raymond Arroyo said the $399 shoes are a way for Trump to connect with Black voters because "they love sneakers."
Although Donald Trump’s decision to release a line of $399 sneakers has been properly ridiculed, one Fox News pundit is convinced it will help him win Black votes and, ultimately, the election.
And yes, the pundit’s rationale is based solely on racist stereotyping rather than anything actually credible.
Trump launched the new sneaker brand one day after a New York judge ordered him to pay a whopping $355 million in penalties, leading some to suspect he is trying to raise money quickly to pay that bill (and others).
But Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo had a different take on the new shoe line, saying it was a way for Trump to connect with Black voters because “they love sneakers.”
Arroyo elaborated further, saying that the shoes are “a big deal, certainly in the inner city.”
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