Minority Church Holds “Day of Endorsement,” Hillary Freaks When She Sees Who’s There
Wilmot Proviso | Conservative Tribune
Aug 8, 2016
http://bit.ly/2ba3Wxh

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It’s long been assumed that minority voters will naturally fall to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in November. After all, both she and her husband have spent their entire careers pandering to any group that could call itself a minority. Naturally, the media think that should be worth something.

Not to Antioch Road to Glory International Ministries, a historically black congregation in Charlotte, North Carolina. One of the most prominent African-American congregations in the state, Antioch Road rallied behind Donald Trump for president on Sunday during a “Day of Endorsement” town hall meeting.

According to WSOC-TV, Katrina Rodgers — the daughter of the church’s founder — said she believes Hillary Clinton’s past policies hurt minority communities.

“It had a rippling effect,” Rodgers said. “Not only did the prison population increase, but it brought about division in our homes.”

As for Trump, Rodgers says the African-American community doesn’t need pandering, it needs jobs.

“Providing jobs would automatically have a rippling effect on the economy which would have effects on crime rates which would have its effect on families,” Rodgers said.

"A Day of Endorsement": African American Church Rally for Donald Trump
Right Side Broadcasting
Aug 7, 2016
https://youtu.be/e_SY0Dnm704