Black Voter In Swing State Says The One Thing Democrats Don't Want To Hear

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Illya M. said Trump, as president, takes an approach that is proactive.
62% : Upon taking office in January, Trump immediately began signing executive orders.
45% : "Meet The Press" interviewed Black men in swing states who cast their votes for Trump in the 2024 election.
45% : In a recent NBC News focus group, Black men in swing states who voted for Trump in November remain largely supportive of his administration, despite saying they're concerned about the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and Trump's tariff policies.
43% : Although most of the focus group participants continue to support Trump, there is a divide on issues like diversity, equity and inclusion programs and economic strategies to combat inflation.
39% : The Democrats have formed a resistance against Trump and his initiatives, particularly DOGE, which has reduced the federal workforce.
12% : Thomas A., a 49-year-old Democrat from Georgia who voted for Biden in 2020 and switched to Trump in 2024, said he does not fully agree with one of Trump's methods but still supports him.
7% : " Not all feedback, however, was positive as Jeffrey G., who disapproves of Trump, said he's concerned about how Trump has handled personnel changes within the government.

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