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The hosts observe a trend of Joe Biden hiring non-ADOS Black advisors, such as Karine Jean-Pierre and Karen Andre, while marginalizing ADOS figures like Simone Sanders. Moe Factz suggests this is a deliberate strategy to integrate "safe" Black immigrants while the numbers of ADOS Americans dwindle. This is linked to the "Kalergi Plan" and the concept of a "Great Replacement" within the American political demographic.
Black media figures and pundits, including DL Hughley and Jason Johnson, offered varying defenses of Joe Biden's comments on social media. While some criticized the "inexcusable" nature of a white man defining blackness, they ultimately pivoted to defending Biden's record and attacking Donald Trump.
In 2016, Simone Sanders argued that white people should not be leading the Democratic Party and called for "brown folk" in leadership. Her current role in the Biden campaign is contrasted with these past statements, as the campaign's senior staff remains only 14% African American.
