[nathanbedford]

Urban inner-city districts is a euphemism for African-American voters to which we ought to add academic ghettos in university towns. But you are perfectly correct, statewide races are more difficult because of the implacable voting habits of the African-American population, confirming once again Nathan Bedford's maxim:

All politics in America is not local but ultimately racial.

Interestingly a new poll just out shows Barbara boxer down by four. That game is not yet over and I think the Republicans still have a 50-50 chance of taking the Senate.

[HIDEK6]

Does anyone think that the reason the media sells the 90% - 10% spread among the black population is to mask fraud?

Think of it.

An inner city precinct reports 99% turnout going 90 - 10 rat. No one questions it because we've been conditioned to think that blacks split 90 - 10 anyway.

What if they're really splitting 75 - 25 and fraud changes the numbers to 90 - 10?