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As you said yourself, the same stuff was said about the Clintons
and was mostly lies, that doesn't seem to support the notion that 
this is racism. I personally do think that there will be some changes
of heart in the privacy of the voting booth, but this sort of stuff has  been
going around for a couple hundred years in presidential elections, and 
each time we think it is the worst ever.
 
D
 
 
In a message dated 9/21/2008 9:21:39 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
mmcharry AT gmail.com writes:

The  over-the-top nature of the lies circulating about Obama do tend to
support  the position that racism is playing a role in producing votes
against  Obama: people don't get that hysterical over candidates that
don't trigger  a deep part of their psyches (you know, down there where
racism lives).  OTOH, voting against Obama is not by itself proof that
a person is or is  not a racist.

Marie





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