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Question for you. Who is the “typical” black voter?

 

This is a question that has seemed to both confound and confuse the media and political establishment throughout much of this presidential campaign. But I have an even better question: Why? Why do the same reporters, political consultants and candidates who seem to have no trouble recognizing that Pat Buchanan and Ted Kennedy, two Irish Catholic Americans, have about as much in common politically speaking as President Bush and Fidel Castro—seem to have such a tough time recognizing that the politics of black Americans can, and often are, equally diverse?

Defining Black, Politically Speaking

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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton brought down the house last night at the Democratic National Convention. Radiant in orange, she looked fantastic, poised and articulate. Quite frankly, she looked and sounded like a President.  Senator Clinton did what no other speaker had done before her – she dropped the hatchet on the Republican administration and called for the party to unite with her candidate for President, Senator Barack Obama.   Read more... 8/27/2008