Trump argues Biden ‘left black Americans behind’

The Donald Trump campaign is doubling down on its outreach to African-American voters ahead of Thursday’s faceoff between the former and current presidents in Atlanta — as the latter’s support among black voters continues to drop.Rocky’s Barbershop will host a series of luminaries from Trump World Wednesday at 1 p.m. The subject won’t be shaves and fades though.The Donald Trump campaign is doubling down on its outreach to African-American voters ahead of Thursday’s faceoff. APRather, it’ll be what Team Trump calls a “Black American Business Leaders Barbershop Roundtable,” which will focus on the presumptive Republican presidential candidate’s “No Tax on Tips” policy — one seemingly custom tailored for barbers, who typically make commission or pay for their chair space and rely on tips to make ends meet.Florida Rep. Byron Donalds will moderate a discussion that includes his congressional colleague Wesley Hunt of Texas, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Dr. Ben Carson, talk-show host Shelley Winter and various other local businesspeople.Florida Rep. Byron Donalds will moderate a discussion as part of the Trump campaign’s initative. AP Explore More Beyond pitching the necessity of eliminating tax burdens from gratuities, Donalds & Co. are slated to discuss other issues central to Trump’s...