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Obama just won big in Virginia. He captured 55% of the Latino vote. So it appears that there is a significant percentage of Latinos looking his way. Also, it appears that White Males are putting their votes behind Obama.
Does anyone think that the so-called "Latinos won't vote for Blacks" is possibly a ploy to not only rally and unify Blacks toward Obama but other races as some form of protest vote. I don't see how that rumor helps the Clinton administration. It could be a bunch of political mumbo jumbo by powers that be who know how to manipulate a vote.
I remember the NYC mayoral election when Fernando Ferrer was running to become the first Hispanic mayor of NYC against Mark Green and Ferrer just received the endorsement of Rev. Al Sharpton. The winner of the democratic primary would run against Bloomberg, who at that time was considered a long shot, NYC is technically a democratic town.
Now, someone in the Green camp decided to leave many recorded-message phone calls to white ZIP codes in Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn asserting that Sharpton would be named the police commissioner if Ferrer won and for them to run to the polls and stop Ferrer/Sharpton "Don't give Sharpton the Keys to the City!" That pi$$ed off the latinos, being felt that Ferrer lost because of dirty Green tactics and a large number of Democratic Blacks and Democratic Latinos voted REPUBLICAN!!! A protest vote.
Obama just won big in Virginia. He captured 55% of the Latino vote. So it appears that there is a significant percentage of Latinos looking his way. Also, it appears that White Males are putting their votes behind Obama.
Does anyone think that the so-called "Latinos won't vote for Blacks" is possibly a ploy to not only rally and unify Blacks toward Obama but other races as some form of protest vote. I don't see how that rumor helps the Clinton administration. It could be a bunch of political mumbo jumbo by powers that be who know how to manipulate a vote.
I remember the NYC mayoral election when Fernando Ferrer was running to become the first Hispanic mayor of NYC against Mark Green and Ferrer just received the endorsement of Rev. Al Sharpton. The winner of the democratic primary would run against Bloomberg, who at that time was considered a long shot, NYC is technically a democratic town.
Now, someone in the Green camp decided to leave many recorded-message phone calls to white ZIP codes in Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn asserting that Sharpton would be named the police commissioner if Ferrer won and for them to run to the polls and stop Ferrer/Sharpton "Don't give Sharpton the Keys to the City!" That pi$$ed off the latinos, being felt that Ferrer lost because of dirty Green tactics and a large number of Democratic Blacks and Democratic Latinos voted REPUBLICAN!!! A protest vote.