This viral video is taking the internet by storm!

In a random street interview, a couple was asked who they would vote for in the 2020 election.

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The boyfriend stated he wouldn’t be voting for anyone, but the girlfriend smoothly answered that her vote would be going to Trump.

That’s my girl!

Watch the video:

Who are you voting for? …. pic.twitter.com/pqDgknZiFi

— Amy (@MaybeAmes) October 17, 2020

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Let’s hope she get’s her boyfriend to vote for Trump!

It’s so amazing to see young black women stand up against the liberal agenda and think for themselves.

But it’s not too surprising to see as Trump’s support in the black community is soaring!

From Washington Times

President Trump’s approval rating among Black voters jumped by 60% during the Republican National Convention even as Democrats and progressives sought to brand the Republican president as racist.

A HarrisX-Hill poll released Friday showed Mr. Trump’s net approval with Black voters from Aug. 22-25, which included the first two days of the RNC, rose to 24%, up from 15% in the pollster’s Aug. 8-11 survey.

The poll also found his approval rating among Hispanic voters during the same period increased slightly from 30% to 32%, while his support among White voters decreased by the same margin, ticking down from 54% to 52%.

The president’s overall approval rating remained underwater at 44%, but the surge of support from Black voters may reflect Mr. Trump’s outreach to minority communities as well as the convention’s showcasing of conservative Black lawmakers and luminaries.

Sen. Tim Scott, South Carolina Republican, was featured prominently Monday, the first night of the RNC, while Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron gave a speech Tuesday challenging some of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden’s pronouncements on race.

“Mr. Vice President, look at me,” the Republican Cameron said. “I am Black. We are not all the same, sir. I am not in chains. My mind is my own. And you can’t tell me how to vote because of the color of my skin.”

Other Black speakers included Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson; former NFL players Jack Brewer, Burgess Owens and Herschel Walker; Democratic Georgia state Rep. Vernon Jones, and Kim Klacik, a Republican congressional candidate to fill the seat formerly held by the late Rep. Elijah Cummings, Maryland Democrat.

With numbers like these it won’t be surprising to see a big turn out of black voters for Trump in November.

The tide is turning folks!

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