In reply to Anne.

Why do black people feel entitled to DICTATE who other black people vote for? Black people in the US were republicans first and we did tremendously better as republicans and were more independent, more ambitious for home ownership, and more ambitious for owning businesses. I am black. I voted for Trump. NO ONE can tell me who to vote for. I am an adult. Janet's small comment did NOT influence my vote. I have a lot of Indian friends and a lot of them told me they either voted for Trump or did not vote at all but none of them said they voted for Kamala. We do NOT need a president that feels entitled to the black vote but answers "NOTHING IN PARTICULAR COMES TO MIND" when asked what she would have done DIFFERENTLY than Biden. Kamala is MORE of an enemy than Trump. I like enemies I can SEE, READ, and HEAR and not enemies that smile and cackle in my face while overtaxing me, causing inflation, keeping people poor, keeping poor people poorer by opening borders to illegals, and ANTI-black because she is a pick-me to white people that don't even like her like Biden and makes unintelligent statements that offend black people and our ancestors like her saying "I don’t think America is a racist country."

In life there is KARMA. When Kamala went out of her way to condemn and paint guilt on Michael Jackson in 2004 AND 2005 she lost her ability to pay get his sister's public support and I RESPECT an honest answer over a dictated and forced one.