[Responsibility2nd]

Not that there was much of pulse to begin with. Romney won 6 percent of the black vote to 93 percent for Obama, which isn’t surprising since Romney was looking to unseat the nation’s first black president. But it is also not surprising considering all of the voter suppression efforts around the country.

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Huh. I find that VERY suprising. I thought blacks voted over 97 percent for the Kenyan.

[Old Sarge]

I thought blacks voted over 97 percent for the Kenyan.

Depending on whose study you read, the point spread is 92-97% voted for skin color over America.

By their deeds shall ye know them...

[RedStateRocker]

The fact that some conservatives keep calling him “The Kenyan” is a part of the problem.

“Gee, we call him a’Kenyan’ as a perjorative, but why won’t people of color vote for us?

Even if they were right, the people who keep making an issue of his birthplace have done more harm than good. I know a heck of a lot of Irish who were/are as conservative as anyone posting here, but damned if they didn’t rally around Kennedy and would have done so even if it had been proven he was born in Dublin.

[henkster]

“Voter suppression efforts?” Really?

It’s so unfair the GOP is suppressing:

voting multiple times in the same precinct or other precincts
urban precincts having a 115% turnout, and not one vote for a Republican
dead people voting
pets voting
voting democrat without even leaving home, but we all know you voted democrat because the poll list and machine count says you did
voting in exchange for a bottle of Thunderbird
boxes and boxes of “recently discovered ballots” laying around in car trunks in case the vote is close; again, each and every one of these votes being for democrats

Yeah, the folks got the right to vote.