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Originally Posted by KSigkid
Won't that be tough to tell, though? I mean, I understand that there are people who will make their decision based on race, but there will also be people whose reasons have nothing to do with race, and won't vote for Obama because of disagreements with his platform and proposed stances on issues.
I think it will be difficult, when looking at the voting totals, to see just how much of a role racism will play in people's decision-making.
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it won't be difficult at all, it's been done all along. Each primary they divvied up the totals by race and gender and that part has never ever played suck a front seat role until this election season.
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