“If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re voting for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.”

 

I remember when Joe Biden said this like it was yesterday, and those words still make my skin crawl. 

 

I want to make myself clear, this statement is not just a political gaffe. This is exactly what Biden thinks. It's condescending; it's pure us versus them rhetoric.

 

As a black Republican, I’m used to white liberals trying to put me in a box and tell me who I am. 

 

But I will NEVER tolerate a corrupt elitist like Joe Biden telling me what it means to be black. 

 

My name is John James. I’m an America First Army veteran, a businessman, a husband, and a father. I will be casting my vote for Donald Trump in November, and, despite what Joe Biden wants to tell you, I’m still black. 

 

Now, the Democrats are on a mission to silence me, and I need your help to fight back. 

 

Can you pitch in now to help me defend one of the most important House seats in the nation and hold onto our Republican majority?

Friend, here’s the truth: the Democrats are the party of prejudice. 

 

They think black people need government assistance to get anywhere in life. 

 

They want to divide our country and turn Americans against each other based on the color of our skin. 

 

The truth is that black Americans across our nation are waking up to the Democrats’ failures. I sat down with Senator Tim Scott, Rep. Burgess Owens, and Rep. Wesley Hunt to discuss Joe Biden’s comments and what it means to be a black Republican.

 

Watch a clip from our conversation HERE. 

 

Our black Republican coalition is growing stronger every day, and we can’t afford a setback ahead of such a critical election.

 

That’s why I’m reaching out.

 

I’m on a mission to defeat Joe Biden the Democrats, but I can’t do it alone. Can you pitch in now?

Thank you,

 

John James

John James for Michigan
P.O. Box 628
St. Clair Shores, MI 48080
[email protected]

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