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RSS FeedUS Elections 2008: Is Barak Obama's Black Caucus affiliation compatible with his campaign?
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| No | 45% | 9 votes | Total: 20 votes | |
| Yes | 55% | 11 votes |
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by JD Russell
The answer is absolutely "NO". The President of the United States of America must demonstrate inclusiveness at all times for Americans of all ethnic groups in America. A per...read more
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Loaded question deserving a loaded answer. One could say that it's never a good idea for a politician to affiliate him/herself with a particular group, but everyone knows tha...read more
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SENATOR Barrack Obama is just that, a Senator. As a Senator, he naturally belongs to several caucuses, which use their combined power to help votes in the Senate they feel to be...read more
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Absolutely yes. It is a shame in this country that you cannot be pro-black without being anti-white. The Congressional Black Caucus does not promote the success of black A...read more
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There are many caucuses that Senators and Congressmen can be a part of, the fact that Barack Obama, being biracial; but according to our laws of one drop of black blood makes on...read more
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