New York Times sends reporters to Georgia to talk to black voters:
In our reporting, we called dozens of black men across Georgia and heard story after story like this of people who are frustrated with their prospects right now, especially their place in the economy.
We talked to another man who'd lost his job at a tire factory. He said he was two years from retirement when it closed down. And so now he's cutting hair for less money, and he doesn't know when he's gonna be able to retire. Do you think that Trump will help?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Really about economy.
In our reporting, we called dozens of black men across Georgia and heard story after story like this of people who are frustrated with their prospects right now, especially their place in the economy.
We talked to another man who'd lost his job at a tire factory. He said he was two years from retirement when it closed down. And so now he's cutting hair for less money, and he doesn't know when he's gonna be able to retire. Do you think that Trump will help?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Really about economy.
