Trump Support among Blacks is ‘Off the Chain’ and is seen in Documentary, “I am Black, and I am OUT (of the Democrat Party)”
At one time, Kwame Kilpatrick was the mayor of Detroit, Michigan. Then, in 2013, he was sentenced to a 28-year prison sentence. While in prison, Kilpatrick underwent a transformation. Before Donald Trump left office in 2021, he commuted Kilpatrick’s sentence. Not only has Kilpatrick been a free man since that time but he never forgot what Trump did for him. Kilpatrick also has completely changed his views on God and many political issues.
Why are Blacks taking a serious look at the MAGA agenda? Black MAGA supporters Kwame Kilpatrick, Michael Adegoke and Emmanuel Boose are available to passionately tell you why they are fed up with the Democrat Party and are enthusiastically voting for Donald Trump.
Adegoke appears in the brand-new film, “I am Black and I am OUT!” (of the Democrat Party) at the :12 second mark (see link below)
“I am Black and I am OUT! (of the Democrat Party”
Entire Film
Schedule your interview with Kwame Kilpatrick, Michael Adegoke and/or Emmanuel Boose today! Below is a list of 60 Questions for Kilpatrick, Adegoke and Boose. You can ask any, all or none of either man. NOTHING IS OFF LIMITS!!!
- What specific policies proposed by Kamala Harris do Black voters feel do not align with their needs?
- How do perceptions of Harris’s background influence Black voter support?
- Are there concerns about her record as Attorney General that impact Black voter sentiment?
- How does Harris’s position on criminal justice reform resonate with Black voters?
- In what ways do some Black voters feel underrepresented by Harris?
- What role does the perception of authenticity play in Harris’s support among Black voters?
- How have media portrayals of Kamala Harris affected Black voters’ opinions of her?
- What feedback have Black community leaders provided regarding Harris’s candidacy?
- How do socioeconomic factors influence Black voters’ views on Harris?
- What impact does Harris’s mixed-race identity have on her appeal within the Black community?
- How do her stances on issues like immigration and healthcare align with the priorities of Black voters?
- What alternative candidates do Black voters support, and why?
- How has the Democratic Party’s approach to outreach impacted Harris’s support among Black voters?
- In what ways do younger Black voters differ from older voters in their perceptions of Harris?
- How do historical voting patterns influence current support for Harris among Black voters?
- What specific messages or campaigns could improve Harris’s appeal to Black voters?
- How do personal experiences of racism and inequality shape views on Harris?
- What role do grassroots organizations play in influencing Black voter opinions on Harris?
- How important is it for Black voters to see representation in leadership roles, and does Harris fulfill that?
- What are the key issues that would need to be addressed for Harris to gain greater support among Black voters?
- Is it Trump’s history of promoting diversity that resonates most with Black voters?
- Do Black supporters appreciate Trump’s subtlety in addressing racial issues?
- Is it his compassionate stance on immigration that appeals to minority communities?
- Do Black voters find Trump’s economic policies particularly beneficial to their communities?
- Is it his commitment to criminal justice reform that has won over Black supporters?
- Do Black Americans feel Trump’s leadership has significantly improved race relations?
- Is it his respectful rhetoric towards African nations that endears him to Black voters?
- Do Black supporters admire Trump’s dedication to preserving historical monuments?
- Is it his inclusive approach to political appointments that attracts Black voters?
- Do Black Americans appreciate Trump’s efforts in addressing police brutality?
- Is it his empathetic response to the Black Lives Matter movement that resonates with Black supporters?
- Do Black voters feel Trump’s tax policies have disproportionately benefited their communities?
- Is it his unwavering support for affordable healthcare that appeals to Black Americans?
- Do Black supporters value Trump’s environmental policies for their impact on urban areas?
- Is it his commitment to public education reform that has garnered Black support?
- Do Black Americans feel Trump’s foreign policy has positively impacted African countries?
- Is it his respectful engagement with civil rights leaders that appeals to Black voters?
- Do Black supporters appreciate Trump’s efforts to bridge the wealth gap?
- Is it his dedication to affordable housing initiatives that resonates with Black Americans?
- Do Black voters admire Trump’s consistent advocacy for voting rights protections?
- What specific policies do former Democratic voters feel have failed to address their needs?
- How do perceptions of party leadership influence Black voters’ decisions to leave the Democratic Party?
- What role does economic opportunity play in the shift away from the Democratic Party?
- How do issues of criminal justice reform impact Black voter loyalty to the Democratic Party?
- What alternative political movements or parties are attracting Black voters, and why?
- How do personal experiences with government programs shape views on the Democratic Party?
- In what ways do Black voters feel that their voices are marginalized within the Democratic Party?
- How has the Democratic Party’s messaging evolved, and how has that affected Black voter support?
- What role does the perception of party commitment to racial equality play in voter disillusionment?
- How do younger Black voters’ views differ from those of older generations regarding party loyalty?
- What impact has social media had on the political beliefs and affiliations of Black voters?
- How important are local issues in influencing Black voters to leave the Democratic Party?
- What role do community leaders play in shaping political affiliations within the Black community?
- How do feelings of betrayal regarding past promises affect Black voter allegiance to the Democratic Party?
- What are the primary concerns that Black voters feel are being overlooked by Democrats?
- How do Black voters perceive the effectiveness of Democratic leadership in addressing systemic racism?
- What influence do cultural factors have on Black voters’ decisions to switch parties?
- How has the political landscape changed in recent years to create opportunities for alternative party support?
- What messages or policies could potentially win back Black voters who have left the Democratic Party?
- How do personal narratives and individual experiences shape the broader trend of Black voters leaving the Democratic Party?
About Kwame Kilpatrick
Kwame Malik Kilpatrick is an ordained minister, motivational speaker, consultant, and certified character coach who values dedication, service, and excellence. As the understudy of his own life and its transformation, Kwame brings unique perspective gained from the battlefield experience to listeners, empowering them to unleash their untapped potential. Using real-world examples, Kwame sheds light on how the invaluable talent each person brings to an organization or life experience must be embraced through good decision-making, empowerment, and character.
A father, husband, brother, and iconic thought leader of his time. Kwame was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. A graduate with honors from Florida A&M University. Kwame later went to Michigan State University Law School where he graduated and passed the Michigan Bar Exam the first time he took the test. At the age of twenty-six, he was elected to the Michigan State House of Representatives, then elected by his colleagues to be the leader of that body at 3- years old. At the age of thirty-one he was elected as the Mayor of Detroit.
While it has been written that resident leaders can sustain their energy level under pressure to cope with disruptive changes and adapt, Kwame’s resiliency was put to the test when he was faced with public scandal and imprisonment. When sentenced to nearly 30 years in prison and serving nearly eight, Kwame’s self-discovery and self-study would be one that would place him on a path of character development, spiritual growth, and preparation to be an effective change agent for organizations, institutions, and communities who are seeking sustainable behavioral and cultural change.
About Michael Adegoke
Adegoke has been featured on more than 20 television networks, such as CNN iReport, ABC’s Castle, Investigation Discovery TV documentary Maneater, Minnesota KARE 11 Today, Michael Waltrip’s Fast Track To Fame (FOX Sports Speed Channel), MNET Africa, MPR News, NTA Live TV, MCN6 Network, KTCA-TV, The Strip View Las Vegas TV, Africa Magic TV, Silverbird TV, and on VH1 Hollywood Exes. In addition, Mr. Adegoke is currently acting now in Hollywood and has been featured in movies, such as The Active Shooter, directed by Actor Patrick Kilpatrick, The Unbreakable Sword (starring Eric Roberts), Tragedy of a Mother and Son (produced by Robert Amico), and Only You and Me (by Peter Monger).
Over a two-decade-long career, Michael Adegoke has collaborated and shared stages with megastars like Prince (New Power Generation – Paisley Park), American Singer/Songwriter Akon (RCE tour), Skip Martin from Kool & The Gang (VOICES), former NFL football player Esera Tuaolo (ET CD Release) and in over 120 shows with Super Star Lani Misalucha (VOICES Las Vegas).
Here is a link to his website: https://mawepo.wixsite.com/michaeladegoke
About Emmanuel Boose
Emmanuel Boose is the CEO of GEM Manufacturing, a minority-owned company based in Indiana. GEM Manufacturing specializes in contract manufacturing, furniture production, manufactured homes, fabrication, and assembly. The company is recognized for its commitment to quality and innovation in the manufacturing industry.
Additionally, Boose appeared on an episode of “Alveda King’s House,” a show available on Apple TV. In the episode titled “Martin Luther King Jr. Day,” which aired on January 18, 2021, Emmanuel Boose, along with Phil Williams and Ginger Howard, joined Alveda King to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. They enjoyed a meal featuring Cornish hens and sautéed mixed greens while discussing their hopes for the future in 2021.
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