Democratic lawmaker expressed concern about Biden’s position among blacks

According to the report of the international group of Fars news agency, “James Clyburn”, a representative of the US House of Representatives, said in a statement that as the time of the general election approaches, he is “very concerned” about the position of the president of this country with the voters. Black skin is in this country.

According to “Politico”, this representative of the state of South Carolina, who appeared in one of the CNN programs, said that he spoke with Joe Biden in He has spoken about his fears and concerns about the White House’s failure to translate its legislative achievements into positive sentiments among American voters. Clyburn said: I have no problem with the Biden administration and what it has done. My problem is that we haven’t been able to educate people about what Biden has actually done. For example, regarding student loan debt forgiveness, he promised to do this and we saw that he did it in practice.

He also added : The president keeps his promises, but people only focus on the things he did not achieve during his presidency.

The importance of Clyburn’s statement is because He played a very important role in helping Biden secure the 2020 primaries in the United States, and he stands by Joe Biden more than any other member of Congress.

The timing of Clyburn’s criticism of the Biden administration is also significant, as the president is scheduled to travel to South Carolina on Monday for a speech at a black church. In 2015, the church where 9 black residents of this area were shot dead by a white man. Clyburn stated that he believes Biden’s weak position in the polls has been overstated and argued that current polls are not a “true reflection of voter opinion”.

Previously, former US President Barack Obama had also told Biden that he was worried about the structure of his election campaign. In addition to Obama, other senior US Democratic representatives have also raised similar concerns regarding the Biden campaign.

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