Jim Crow redux

With some ninety percent of Black Americans supporting Obama, does anyone think that the Black community is going to blame Barack Obama for a loss?

Barack Obama is Black America's candidate.

What an Obama loss will make clear to Black folks is that Clinton won due to the racist garbage they threw at Obama.

We're going to have a Black population that voted as a block for a black candidate...the message white America will deliver to Black America is that they are not interested in reconciliation.




http://www.buzzflash.net/index.php?search=tag:clinton+obama+nuclear+bunker+buster

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/03/12/ferraro-my-comment-wasnt-racist-it-was-a-fact/

http://www.mydd.com/story/2008/4/6/61050/41211

http://www.politicsforumpoliticalworld.com/2008-election/11338-more-hillary-racism.html

http://tpmelectioncentral.talkingpo...win_you_cant_shuck_and_jive_w_press_corps.php

http://reddingnewsreview.com/newspages/2006newspages/fulaniclinton_06_0910007.htm

http://www.uppitywis.org/hillary039s-appeal-to-racism-is-a-project-not-an-accident
 
In Pennsylvania, whites voted around 40% for Obama and 60% for Clinton (not sure the exact numbers, but it was close to that). Not even-Steven, but a generous portion went to each candidate.

Blacks voted almost solidly for Obama, nearly 90% giving him their vote. And a majority said his color was an important factor in their decision.

Tell me again which group is more racist?
 
In Pennsylvania, whites voted around 40% for Obama and 60% for Clinton (not sure the exact numbers, but it was close to that). Not even-Steven, but a generous portion went to each candidate.

Blacks voted almost solidly for Obama, nearly 90% giving him their vote. And a majority said his color was an important factor in their decision.

Tell me again which group is more racist?
Of the people that said Race mattered 75% voted for Clinton, Exit polls said so.
 
Of the people that said Race mattered 75% voted for Clinton, Exit polls said so.


"About one in five voters said the race of the candidates was among the top factors in their vote. About as many said that about the candidates' gender. White voters who said race was a factor supported Clinton over Obama by 3-to-1, while whites who said race wasn't a factor divided between Clinton and Obama more evenly. But race and gender played out as factors in very different ways, with Obama's race apparently a negative for him among white voters, while Clinton's gender was a positive factor for her among men and women who said it contributed to their votes. Those who said gender was a factor actually tended to favor Clinton, while those who said gender wasn't a factor tended to favor Obama."
 
"About one in five voters said the race of the candidates was among the top factors in their vote. About as many said that about the candidates' gender. White voters who said race was a factor supported Clinton over Obama by 3-to-1, while whites who said race wasn't a factor divided between Clinton and Obama more evenly. But race and gender played out as factors in very different ways, with Obama's race apparently a negative for him among white voters, while Clinton's gender was a positive factor for her among men and women who said it contributed to their votes. Those who said gender was a factor actually tended to favor Clinton, while those who said gender wasn't a factor tended to favor Obama."
which means that for every 3 clinton voters to whom race mattered one voted for Obama meaning that of the 4, 3 of them voted for Clinton and one voted for Obama. Hence my statement that more people who said that race mattered voted for clinton.
 
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