Milwaukee turnout in 2020 was virtually the same - and slightly worse in Black-majority wards - as in 2016, when turnout was considered poor and hurt Hillary Clinton, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.īut at the end of the day, despite going to Trump’s column in 2016, Wisconsin went to Biden in 2020 thanks in part to Black voters and Wisconsin’s record turnout of 3.2 million voters in a presidential election. The Equality Act doesn’t force churches to act as public accommodations or eliminate the ability of religious institutions to accept federal money.” “The Equality Act doesn’t prevent parents from having control over their children’s medical decisions or force doctors to provide treatment against their best judgment or religious beliefs, and the Equality Act doesn’t eliminate women’s sports.
“It doesn’t eliminate women’s colleges, fraternities or sororities or other non-discriminatory sex segregated programs,” Cicilline said.
David Cicilline (D-R.I.), who sponsors the legislation, refuted many of the claims made against the measure cited in the radio ad.
5 to run an ad on the Equality Act that aired multiple times in the days leading to Election Day - sometimes more than once over a course of a single hour.ĭuring floor debate on the Equality Act last year, Rep. (A look at contributions to reported to the Super PAC, however, reveal its major donors are wealthy white men, including Bruce Eberle of the Virginia-based Eberle Communications Group and Foster Friess, a Wyoming-based businessman and supporter of evangelical causes.)Īn invoice from iHeartMedia to Black Americans to Re-Elect the President found online at the Federal Communications Commission website, confirms 100.7 Milwaukee charged the Super PAC a total of $11,000 on Nov. Black Americans to Re-Elect the President ran an anti-trans ad in Wisconsin. “Do you really want to go before the throne of grace and say, ‘I didn’t like how Trump talked, so I voted for Sodom and Gomorrah?’ because I won’t.”Ī male voice at the end of the ad indicates it was paid for by Black Americans to Re-Elect the President, a Super PAC run by Vernon Robinson, a Black conservative based in Winston-Salem, N.C. “The Democrats have lost their minds,” another Black female voice responds. “As a Christian, I can love the sinner, but these Democrats demand we embrace the sin,” says one Black female voice in the ad, according to a partial recording obtained by the Washington Blade. The radio ad - one of several on the airwaves and internet stoking anti-transgender animus and fears about the Equality Act to expand the prohibition on anti-LGBTQ discrimination under federal law - aired just before Election Day on 100.7 Milwaukee, a hip-hop station near Milwaukee, Wis. But the campaign tactic - hotly debated in Trumpworld - ended up not paying off: Biden eked out wins in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, and consequently the presidential election, throwing cold water on the idea that anti-transgender attacks are effective. It was one of several anti-transgender ads aired in the final days of the 2020 election in midwestern swing states. Joe Biden, upon taking office as president, would enact legislation that would shut down Black churches and schools and compromise Black girls getting athletic scholarships to college - at least according to a misleading radio ad that ran during the election and came up short in convincing Black voters to re-elect President Trump. Facebook slapped a fact check on anti-trans ads ran by the American Principles Project.
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