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US centralism on full display.

宝茹

A lot of ethnic groups feel that Obama's victory is a point in their favor. (Something to do with Obama being black and also a minority?)

I hope we'll get over his color issue soon and really focus on his abilities.

Rmedios

More info:

www.bonsailandia.com

Barbara

Here in Pennsylvania where Obama said we are bitter,and love guns, the lines for buying guns is out the door.Gun sales are even up in Texas where everyone already owns at least a couple of guns.No this is not a racist thing. Most people are convinced that he is a socialist.

Larry

Let's extend the logic of what Barbara says. If (a) 'most people' in the US believe Obama is a socialist, and (b) he won election by a majority, it must follow that (c) most Americans are socialists.

Larry

Let's extend the logic of what Barbara says. If (a) 'most people' in the US believe Obama is a socialist, and (b) he won election by a majority, it must follow that (c) most Americans are socialists.

Larry

Let's extend the logic of what Barbara says. If (a) 'most people' in the US believe Obama is a socialist, and (b) he won election by a majority, it must follow that (c) most Americans are socialists.

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