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DON'T UNDERESTIMATE RACE AND TRUST IN CHOOSING A PRESIDENT
westernfrontamerica.com - 10/26/2008
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE RACE AND TRUST IN CHOOSING A PRESIDENT
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When historians look back on the 2008 U.S. presidential election, they may determine race and trust were the silent and deciding factors in the surprise election of John McCain.
corner.nationalreview.com - 10/30/2008
Re: Race and the Presidential Race
— corner.nationalreview.com — It turns out that I'm wrong to think that Obama's election would have even symbolic benefit. Hans... Bader informs us that Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree, "Obama's top advisor on race issues, explains that since Obama is 'biracial,' his election ... (more) Re: Race and the Presidential Race

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