Democratic leaders are expressing concern over the potential for increased support of Donald Trump among Black men in upcoming elections. Representative James Clyburn has voiced his worries, indicating that Black men want clarity on what they can expect from a prospective Harris administration. Meanwhile, Senator Raphael Warnock has dismissed concerns raised by former President Obama about Black voters breaking from the Democratic Party, asserting that significant numbers of Black men will not vote for Trump. The debate reflects a growing dialogue within the party about addressing the needs and expectations of Black male voters.