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Trump Suggests Biden's 'Worst Nightmare,' Goes Off-Script

Feb 24, 2024 View Original Article
  • Bias Rating

    98% Very Conservative

  • Reliability

    75% ReliableGood

  • Policy Leaning

    100% Very Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -7% Negative

Bias Score Analysis

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : President Trump agreed, "We did win.
66% : The BCF presented President Trump with the Champion for Black America Award.
59% : "South Carolina GOP Chair Drew McKissick sees President Trump, as the leading Republican, on the upswing in his state and nationwide with minorities.
54% : President Trump acknowledged several well-known blacks in the audience, including Alveda King, a niece of famed civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
54% : President Trump says he has known her for years.
44% : Despite President Biden being declared the 2020 winner, "Donald Trump got a larger percentage of the black vote, the Hispanic vote, the Asian American vote, than any Republican candidate for president since Richard Nixon in 1972.
38% : After touting his accomplishments, President Trump put on his boxing gloves and threw punches at his presumed November election opponent, President Biden.
36% : ""Real leadership isn't always nice -- but it's funny," Mr. Donalds said, referring to President Trump.
36% : He also implemented criminal justice reform and pardoned people who he believed were given unfairly harsh prison sentences -- ironic, since he considers himself to be wrongfully persecuted.
33% : BCF President Diante Johnson told the audience that he thinks President Trump will snare an unprecedented 50 percent of the black male vote this fall, which would decimate the incumbent's chances.
30% : "As President Trump reviewed accomplishments of his presidency and discussed issues of special significance to black Americans, he went off-script more than usual.
28% : And a lot of people said that that's why the Black people like me because they have been hurt so badly and discriminated against, and they actually viewed me as I'm being discriminated against," President Trump said.
25% : "They've thrown black Americans overboard," President Trump said.
23% : "Earlier in the day, President Trump had fired barbs at Ms. Haley during a rally at the 6,000-seat Winthrop Coliseum in Rock Hill, about 70 miles north of Columbia.
21% : "President Trump pointed out that some large cities have been dominated by Democrats for about a century -- and those places are largely deteriorating and crime-ridden.
20% : President Trump said his infamous mug shot, taken at Georgia's Fulton County Jail, seemed to have struck a nerve with blacks.
19% : President Trump faces hundreds of years in prison if convicted of offenses ranging from document mishandling to unlawfully attempting to overturn the 2020 election.
13% : Decades later, in 1994, then-Sen. Biden drafted a crime bill that "caused sentencing disparities that devastated the black community," President Trump said.
9% : At another point, BCF attendees joined President Trump in shouting a symbolic message to the incumbent: "You're fired!" -- a line Donald Trump made famous during his pre-presidential life as a TV host on "The Apprentice.

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