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In Which Party do more Racists reside?Well, the polling would show that the Democrats harbor more racists that Republicans. This makes, of course, a few assumptions, such as Obama and Hillary are in almost all other regards, the same, and that Republicans will likely vote McCain and Democrats Obama or Hillary. (The middle third of our electorate will cast their own vote either way.) In a recent poll of key battleground states these were the findings. In an Ohio poll the electorate made these choices. McCain v. Obama = McCain win by 3.4 points. A swing vote of 8.8 points between these two different candidates. In another battleground state, Florida the difference is 10.7%. This means either a lot of Obama voters "like" McCain, which is unlikely, or that those Democrats that like Clinton, will jump over to vote for McCain because of Obama's race. No dyed in the wool Republican will stomach making a jump to Obama or Clinton, so the trend is entirely on the Democrat side, or hard core Democrat voter that is considering race as a factor. The other possible consideration is that the polling included the intent of many of the blacks who have already said they would "Rain on McCain" if Barack is not the candidate, which again is a form of racism. If the blacks can't vote for their black candidate, then they will rebel against their own party's choice, a white woman. So although I read many posts on this blog about racists and Republican, I still strongly believe, that from my experience with the hard core Republican base, that most racists find their home in the "old yellow dog white democrat" base. They also have found a home with the blacks themselves who vote Obama 90% over Clinton's 10%, an average that can not be explained in any other way. Blacks have shown, that statistically, they will vote their race before all else. (The mere fact that I would have the gall to make that statement publically, will likely cause me to be called a racist, . . . again. But, to logically come up with any other conclusion, is to be just plain dishonest.) And they call Republican's racists. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/oh/ohio_mccain_vs_clinton-399.html Richard Hobbs's blog | login to post comments |