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gabby garcia Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed May-14-08 10:16 AM
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23. Maybe not "too stupid" but
definitely undereducated - 50% polled they believe Obama to hold the same views as Wright. Now tell me how that does not come across as ignorant.

The interesting thing is - the states where racism still prospers, are the states that do the worst economically. The states that have done the most to progress towards breaking down racial barriers have prospered economically.

Education is key.

"If that's the case then the Democratic Party NEEDS to be fractured and quickly."

and maybe you should find a new party.
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