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Current Events => Breaking News => Topic started by: SVPete on July 23, 2026, 09:26:06 AM

Title: Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 7/23
Post by: SVPete on July 23, 2026, 09:26:06 AM

Democrats Fight Over Whether Blacks or Latinos Should Have More Power in Presidential Nomination

https://hotair.com/david-strom/2026/07/23/democrats-fight-over-whether-blacks-or-latinos-should-have-more-power-in-presidential-nomination-n3817226 (https://hotair.com/david-strom/2026/07/23/democrats-fight-over-whether-blacks-or-latinos-should-have-more-power-in-presidential-nomination-n3817226)

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For the 2028 primary season, the Democrats are having an internal battle over the first-in-the-nation status, and it has devolved into some nasty racial politics, because of course it has. This is what Democratic Party voters live, breathe, and fight about, because the only way to overcome racism is to think about race every second of the day, and have nightmares about microaggressions at night.

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South Carolina and Nevada have emerged as the two front-runners to begin the 2028 Democratic presidential nominating calendar, but their jockeying has grown acrimonious and pitted Black and Latino party leaders against each other, according to interviews with more than a dozen party officials involved in the discussions.

A powerful panel of 49 insiders of the Democratic National Committee is set to meet this week in Washington to sketch out the order of the early-state calendar. The full party body would then vote next month to finalize the choices.
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“It’s almost like we’re running against Nevada,” Christale Spain, the chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party, said in an interview. “That’s what it feels like.”

“If Nevada gets elevated over South Carolina, it would be because of their Latino vote,” added Ms. Spain, who is Black. “So you would then be telling Black voters that you matter less than brown voters. And I refuse to believe that our party wants to send any type of message like that.”

The vulnerability of being a coalition of special interests is when you have groups who see each other as competition for and fight over goodies and privileges.