House Music Aficionado
02-07-2008, 04:34 AM
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Okay, generally speaking, typically African-Americans, Hispanics, and various other minorities tend to swing towards the left, and thus, vote Democrat (support for Alan Keyes, et al. notwithstanding).
But, certainly, within the Democratic party (caucus), clearly there's some amount of opposition to Obama. Roughly, would it be fair to say it's a substantial minority?
For instance, out of the only two Black billionaires on the Forbes 400 list (Oprah Winfrey and BET founder Robert Johnson), Oprah is clearly endorsing Obama's campgain ---- but, Johnson has come out loundly against Obama.
Also, I see Slick Willy Clinton campaigning for his wifey at Black Churches, where community leaders are hugging, kissing, and groping him, clearly demonstrating a steadfast support for Clinton. Who are these African-Americans for the lack of a better word -- against, per se -- Obama?
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Okay, generally speaking, typically African-Americans, Hispanics, and various other minorities tend to swing towards the left, and thus, vote Democrat (support for Alan Keyes, et al. notwithstanding).
But, certainly, within the Democratic party (caucus), clearly there's some amount of opposition to Obama. Roughly, would it be fair to say it's a substantial minority?
For instance, out of the only two Black billionaires on the Forbes 400 list (Oprah Winfrey and BET founder Robert Johnson), Oprah is clearly endorsing Obama's campgain ---- but, Johnson has come out loundly against Obama.
Also, I see Slick Willy Clinton campaigning for his wifey at Black Churches, where community leaders are hugging, kissing, and groping him, clearly demonstrating a steadfast support for Clinton. Who are these African-Americans for the lack of a better word -- against, per se -- Obama?
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