Janiyah Thomas

It'd be different if they directed some of that attention to people on their side, you know, and it was fair.

But it's obviously very clearly directed at conservative organizations.

Yeah.

I mean, I think obviously like people – I know people in our country have a tendency to forget things that people have done and said in the past.

But like if you look at Biden's history to then flip-flop to say like I'm trying to end racism, I'm like you are part of the problem.

Like you're the crime bill, part of the problem.

Like the things you've said about black people, part of the problem.

Or the you ain't black if you don't vote for me, like just –

feeling like you're entitled to somebody's vote.

And it's like, I know we have a short attention span in this country, but I'm like, some of these things cannot be forgotten.

And for all the hate to be directed at people on the right, and he has blatantly said things like this is just not fair.

And see, this is the bullshit, because this is the whole them running on emotions.

They're running on inciting people emotionally.

And then people are so sensitive to it that they get trapped into continuing to vote for people like this.

If you looked at the facts and looked at who he really is and what he's done, which is a problem, I think, educational wise, voter wise in this country, because you don't do enough research on candidates in general.

But I'm like, if you look at the things he's done, the stuff he's talking about is a polar opposite of the things he's already done.

And there's a big black church in Northern Virginia and Alexandria, but every candidate has gone through there.

The Obamas, the Clintons, the Spamburger, that crazy lady in Virginia has to go through here.

And I'm like, this is such performative bullshit.

Who cares?