The point that was made to him on RBN, and that he keeps ignoring/dismissing, is that Trump supporters take him shitting all over Trump as his calling them fucktards for supporting him, especially when what he's (rightly) accusing Trump of also applies to Biden whom he refuses to call out for what he is.

He's not saying "hey you, if you're a Trump voter you're a fucking moron". He's saying, not in those words obviously, "Trump is SO dangerous and evil that you'd need to be a fucking moron to support him". Or more accurately, what he's saying is heard this way, and it's an absolutely appropriate and sensible way to understand his words. I'm no Trump supporter and that's what even I hear when he talks about Trump. What boggles my mind is why he doesn't seem to compute this even though he's orders of magnitude smarter than I am. Major disconnect.

To be clear, I'm fine with him shitting on Trump. Trump is a big sack of shit just like all the others. I'm not fine with him pretending that Biden and the democrats are in any way better when they've been the ones causing the hurt and pain ever since they got back 'in control', way beyond what Trump could have ever dreamed (dreamt?) of doing, since they got back in power.

There's a major disconnect, a major partisan disconnect that's running defense for the democratic party, and it's no wonder that it's being heard in the way that it is. Whomever is advising him to follow this line of campaigning is either incompetent or ill-intentioned, and that's me trying very hard to be kind to West by assuming that he's been getting extremely bad advice.

Cornel absolutely talks about class. It's always part of his talk. He's not going to stop talking about white supremacy though and he really shouldn't. It comes from his Christian background, which he lives better than most Christians. I'm an atheist btw, so I don't tend to quote The Bible, but this seems to be the passage that Cornel is modeling. It's the way he will connect with Trump voters and religious people, even as he says that Trans people should have rights.

He does talk about class yes, then he talks about how those class issues are actually not bigger than the identity issues he also talks about. That's bullshit and it's a messaging choice. As to his devout religious side, that's not a strength, it's a vulnerability, as it always is. He's not ever going to connect with Trump voters and red-oriented religious people by shitting on their prophet while running cover for the equivalent evil on the other side.

He's not one of the psychopathic religious leaders. He's one of the good ones. He uses his religious side to reinforce his innate goodness and I've never once heard him try to use it to push anything onto others. He could be using it as the tool it is to control and manipulate others, but that's not him, and this is absolutely to his credit. It also means that he won't gain anything from it. Trump supporters are not going to listen to him while they see him going on about how Trump is Evil™️ while Biden is a GoodPerson™️, religion or not.

His campaign messaging as of right now is a democrat-lite messaging. That's not going to work.