minority voters

The Biden campaign’s decision to nominate Kamala Harris was an act of desperation, and indications thus far suggest that it won’t help him with minority turnout. Indeed, President Trump appears to have been the primary beneficiary of the virtual Democratic National Convention. Katie Pavlich reports at Townhall that his approval rating went up four points after Wednesday night’s snoozefest. Unless you believe that former VP Joe Biden knocked it out of the park last week, he and Harris are about to endure the dreaded dead cat bounce from their nominating convention.

This may be the last year that a Republican will be elected president, as the growth of liberal-leaning minorities all but guarantees that Democrats will hold the majority at least for the next four decades. That's according to an unusual survey on the impact of minorities, mostly Latin American, done for WalletHub.

Dinesh D’Souza said that immigrants like himself from the Asian-American culture, in particular are "highly entrepreneurial, highly hard working... [and] they have benefited greatly from America. They are tailor made for the GOP and it's scandalous that the party hasn't found a way to woo them."

Sen. Rand Paul blasted his own party for making it tougher for minorities to vote. Paul has long argued that drug laws disproportionately affect minorities and has also championed restoring voting rights for some non-violent felons. 

One columnist says the only way for conservatives to reach black voters is to drop their colorblind idealism. But this real, live black writer begs to differ.