In a heated exchange on *Fox & Friends First, Atlanta businessman *Bruce LeVell took aim at former Georgia gubernatorial candidate *Stacey Abrams, who recently attributed the lack of support for Vice President *Kamala Harris among Black male voters to “racism” and “sexism.”

LeVell, a supporter of former President Donald Trump, didn’t hold back, criticizing Abrams for her electoral failures and accusing her of profiting from the political landscape she often critiques. He stated, “We’re talking about a failed person who ran for governor twice… Democrats have been playing the race game.”

Abrams, in response to a question about the challenges Harris faces within the Black community, highlighted the need for understanding and respect for the unique issues affecting Black male voters. She insisted that Black men are an important and engaged segment of the Democratic electorate, dismissing the notion that they are not voting out of misogyny. “They vote. In fact, they vote more than their counterparts in any other community for Democrats,” Abrams stated.

LeVell, however, argues that the core issue lies with the Democratic Party’s policies, which he claims have failed the Black community as a whole. He boldly predicted that turnout for Trump this election cycle will be “historic and epic,” reflecting a shift in voter sentiment.

With early voting in Georgia shattering records, as over 1.5 million ballots were cast in the first week alone, all eyes are on the Peach State. Voter enthusiasm is at an all-time high, and both parties are ramping up their efforts to secure crucial support ahead of the contentious 2024 election.

As the landscape of voter engagement continues to evolve, this dialogue sheds light on the complex dynamics at play within the Black electorate. Will the strategies employed by both parties resonate with voters this time around? Stay tuned as we approach Election Day! 🗳