South Carolina held its Democratic primary Tuesday, marking an important moment for the Biden-Harris campaign, as they aimed to gauge the mood of black voters in the state. Vice President Kamala Harris made a final push for votes, emphasizing the significance of South Carolina being the first primary in the nation. She urged voters to make their voices heard and encouraged them to mobilize others to participate in the democratic process.
Representative Malcolm Kenyatta, a member of the Biden-Harris campaign's advisory board, joined the conversation to address concerns raised by some voters. Specifically, he addressed the perception of voting for the 'lesser of two evils' and the importance of changing that narrative. Kenyatta expressed that President Biden genuinely cares about the voices of black people and strives to address their concerns. He acknowledged the challenges the administration has encountered but emphasized their determination to make progress despite these obstacles.
