Mark Penn: Rogers Campaign Made ‘A Fundamental Strategic Political Campaign Error’ by Targeting Black Voters

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PENN: “Apparently yes to answer your question. I found it disappointing I was out when he was campaigning with Hasan Piker. Whatever you think about Israel, someone who says that America deserves a 9/11, that is it for me. America did not deserve 911 is the single most tragic event in recent history perpetrated by a bunch of fanatics how anyone could remotely say that in campaign with someone who would say that you did not hit you to the rest of the stuff for me. How that did not really, really sink in with the voters is what we are going to be questioning and wondering. There is a national tide. That national tide turned out to be about 10% of the electorate it’s really 5% to switch from one side to the other to lot of the voters Trump had one in 24 the kind of switchback because they were not happy with conditions for a lot of things they talk about as the issues seems like candidates it mattered a little bit, but not all that much it seems like really the Rogers campaign embarked on the wrong strategy they always should have been out for haylee Stevens women’s voters who I thought could have been turned on el-sayed instead they went for the black vote they thought that black vote split the primary that that that was a fundamental strategic a political campaign error.”