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Old 11-11-2004, 11:17 AM
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Re: Republcans are Grooming him NOW!

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Originally posted by PHAShriner/1906
Hotep Brothers. JC Watts(Oklahoma) is definitely going to be utilized by the Republicans come 08. He just might be used to SPLIT the ticket. A strategic move was made by Watts to remove himself from the limelight in order for him to explore his 08 potential. Your thoughts on this? Can it happen?

Watts' conservatism will resonate w/ a good percentage of AfAms, particularly those from the southern regions. But a lot depends on context of his 08 run? Is he the R candidate, VP candidate? what issue are at play at that time?

Although some GCers may disagree, I think the majority of AfAms make political decisions using the same rationale that other political segments do-- is he supportive of my political, moral and social self-interests. Can I trust the candidate and party he represents?

Frankly, we don't just vote majority Democratic because back in the day "MLK said to do so." We're waaaay too diverse for that. I think we'll see the same thing with Obama (not saying he's going to run in 08). If his Senate positions are too liberal, you'll see a surprising number of AfAms withold their support.
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