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Portrayal Of Obama As Elitist Hailed As Step Forward For African Americans

Urgh, things are going from bad to worse at the moment. In the interim, Hilary Clinton has suspended here election bid. It might interest you to see A visualisation of how things look by demographics by state. Obama is in for the Dems, but he is looking worse and worse as a candidate for the [...]

As the primary season staggers to an end, the Democratic candidates are spending lots of time and money in states with later primaries: Pennsylvania, Indiana, and so on. Each vote, victory, and loss is important as an indication of whether a candidate is worthy to stay in the race and continue competing for delegates.
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By now I’m sure you’ve chewed your fingernails to the quick waiting to find out who the Democratic nominee for President will be. You’ve learned all about superdelegates, and you’ve probably thought deeply about how flawed the American electoral process is. You’re running out of things to do.
Never fear. In the tradition of the [...]

When I voted in the California Democratic primary as a “Nonpartisan” voter earlier this month, I did note the bit above the actual selection area that said “For Nonpartisan voters only: ‘Democratic’ ” and inked the bubble, hoping I wasn’t invalidating my choice. There was certainly doubt in my mind.
As it turns out, nearly [...]