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Old 06-22-2008, 03:15 PM   #19
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Funny washington post article on this.

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More than six in 10 African Americans now rate race relations as "not so good" or "poor," while 53 percent of whites hold more positive views. Opinions are also divided along racial lines, though less so, on whether blacks face discrimination. There is more similarity on feelings of personal racial prejudice: Thirty percent of whites and 34 percent of blacks admit such sentiments.
So McCain can say while he's at the NAACP trying to get votes that his opponents will say "by the way he's white"? And it'll have just as much effect?? Doubt it.



Always cracks me up when a race who votes 90% plus as a group would whine about racism or groupthink right out of the gate.

Didn't 90% plus african-americans vote for hillary? What a crock.
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