Philadelphia’s First Immanuel Baptist Church in Sharswood hosted a Black Voices for Trump roundtable with Paris Dennard, a conservative presenter, and Kamiliah Prince, the RNC’s director of African-American engagement. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Moving by First Immanuel Baptist Church on night, lifelong Philadelphian Abdul Byrd said he’s no fan of President Donald Trump thursday.

“My individual viewpoint is, we dislike exactly exactly exactly how he’s operating the nation at this time,” Byrd stated. “And we can’t wait till he out of workplace.”

Within the North Philly church on that night, the belief ended up being opposing.

About 60 mostly Black and Brown everyone was collected here to exhibit their support for the elected president at a conference arranged by their campaign’s Black Voices for Trump effort.

“You’re in a safe place tonight,” started First Immanuel senior pastor Todd Johnson. “You’re in a place that is good. And you’re in a place tonight where in the event that you wanna say we’re gonna make Philadelphia great again, we’re gonna make Pennsylvania great again, and we’re gonna make America great once more — it is possible to say that.”

Individuals originated in since far because the Bronx so when close as 10th and Master to listen to conservative commentator Paris Dennard and co-panelist Kamilah Prince, the Black engagement manager for the Republican nationwide Committee, explore Donald Trump. Continue reading ‘‘We’re maybe perhaps perhaps perhaps not being heard’: Ebony Trump supporters state the president wins on jobs and economy’ »