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I do not believe the analysis goes to that depth. I don't think a direct connection is made between the small government goals of the Tea Party, and a threat to end the generations-long, payout largesse of socialist government programs.
For the majority of blacks, the decision is made on a more visceral level: white-Americans predominate so this just can't be good for black-Americans. Their world view, which necessitates the inclusion of hyphenation in the preceding sentence (and everywhere else), illustrates the problem.
>> visceral levels and hyphenation
I hear what you’re saying, but I don’t think that’s an absolute perspective as much as it is a social and political trend, albeit a serious one.
The data shows us that it’s a statistical improbability the Black community will in our lifetime swing towards Conservatism. I don’t think is does us any harm, however, to ‘hope’ that will ‘change’. And for some tag promotion...
Your Hope has been redistributed. Here’s your Change.