On Wednesday, during the third day of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago, a speaker at the Black Caucus event made a revealing statement that has caught the attention of political observers.
Rev. Mark Thompson, who hosted the Black Caucus panel, urged attendees to maintain a controlled demeanor until the upcoming election, sparking discussion and criticism, particularly from the Trump campaign.
Rev. Thompson, known for his role as the host of the “Make it Plain” podcast, addressed the audience with a directive to stay composed in the weeks leading up to the election. “We got 70 days to act right, y’all. Now, after 70 days, we can go back to acting crazy, right?” Thompson remarked during the event.
His comments appeared to suggest that supporters should avoid any actions that could potentially harm the Democratic Party’s prospects until after the election.
When someone off-camera referenced the DNC chant “We’re not going back,” Thompson humorously responded, “I hope not, but for those who got to, just wait 70 days to go back, please. Be good.”
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