[zarf]

She's black. She'll could never be elected let alone nominated.

Race relations have come a long way, but not that much.

[The Real J Fate]

She's black. She'll could never be elected let alone nominated. Race relations have come a long way, but not that much.

I notice people on this board have a greater probably with her "reluctant" pro-abortion stance than her race.

[Kaslin]

She's black. She'll could never be elected let alone nominated.

Race relations have come a long way, but not that much.

I believe you are to pessimistic. I for one plane to vote for her should she decide to run, which I hope she does

[marvlus]

She's black. She'll could never be elected let alone nominated.

Not that all people think like me, but I would vote for her over Hillary Clinton.

[RightWhale]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. We have played that jazz often enough. The question is not if, but when.

[Phsstpok]

She's black. She'll (sic) could never be elected let alone nominated.

I strongly disagree. She can and very well may be nominated as a Republican, but she could never be nominated by the Democrats. They want to keep "them" down and dependent. That's why I believe we're going to see a massive shift in the black vote over the next 10 years.

The minority community will finally remember what party Abraham Lincoln helped found, what party the first President to invite a black person to dine at the White House belonged to and what party actually fought FOR civil rights legislation in the 50's and 60's, rather than filibustering it.

Also, in addition to screwing up the phrase "she'll could" your sentance structure is reversed. Logically it would be "never nominated, let alone elected."

did you post this late at night after enjoying some adult beverages? That's usually my excuse for this sort of thing. And I always go "oh darn" right after I've hit POST.