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Depends... since we are on an electoral system.. number of votes don't matter.. it depends on where they live and so on and so forth... if they live in a "blue" area then it wouldn't really matter if they voted or not...
you are assuming that all black people will vote for obama because he is black?
Look at the statistics; approximately 90% of African Americans vote democratic and will vote for Obama and an overwhelming number of youth voters are for Obama.
Look at the statistics; approximately 90% of African Americans vote democratic and will vote for Obama.
Why are you calling dave dumb when, by your own statistics, the Obama demographics aren't reliable in showing up to vote? In the Dem. primaries, only about 11 percent of the voters were young people. (Young Republicans DO tend to show up, though.)
Why are you calling dave dumb when, by your own statistics, the Obama demographics aren't reliable in showing up to vote? In the Dem. primaries, only about 11 percent of the voters were young people. (Young Republicans DO tend to show up, though.)
You said the numbers play in his favor if they show up. I'm simply telling you that history shows they don't, even in this election. And there's no need to call anyone "dumb."
I know Black people who do not support Obama. However, I believe the majority of Blacks in Florida will vote for him, that is, unless the GOP finds a new way of caging. They tried to intimidate voters in 2000. Look at what's happening in Michigan.
By the way, no matter whom you vote for, it's important to vote or you have no right to complain on Nov 5!
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