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Black People End Hillary's Hopes
With Idaho's last uncommitted superdelegate in the Obama camp, it is a good time to take a look at the fascinating turn of events in this election:
Andrew Sullivan has a very interesting blog post today on Atlantic.com.
He said: "Here's what now seems obvious: African-American voters killed the Clinton candidacy. It is a fitting end to the Clintons' campaign and an almost Shakespearean coda to their career. The Clintons were exposed in their long-running exploitation and reliance on minority votes. No group was more loyal to them than African-Americans; and in the end, like everyone else, African-Americans realized that the Clintons are frauds, disloyal to the core, cynical to their finger-tips, and finally, finally, returned the favor."
I agree with Sullivan that the Clintons played the "Black Card" very well. After a while I started to feel like we were the Clinton's cheap fiddles.
It is time to let someome else have a chance at our voting block support, a force that can swing a presdiential election.
Read: Black Voters Did It
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HuntRyan
on May 15, 2008 at 08:56 AM
What is most ironic about this is that the more that democrat voters continue to vote based on these narrow minded qualifications such as race or sex, the more likely they will be to have another old white man in the White House in January. The democratic base as a whole - white, black, red, green, etc. - need to take a page from the republican play book and realize that when you want to win, you line up behind your man (or woman) and push them to victory based on who has the best chance, regardless of anything else. This is how the Republicans have controlled the White House for 20 of the last 28 years, and why they will win yet again in November.
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