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To: Mike10542

Our goal should be 30% for 2008.>>

Let's hope, now we have to work on the blacks and Hispanics a bit more, the Hispanics are slowly turning around, I think 44% voted for President Bush.


9 posted on 11/07/2004 9:56:23 PM PST by Coleus (G-D Spoke to Moses through a BUSH.)
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To: Coleus
Hispanics are slowly turning around, I think 44% voted for President Bush.

The 40%+ figure might be bogus.

Michele Malkin has a short look at that figure.
15 posted on 11/07/2004 10:36:28 PM PST by Mike Fieschko (It's not a nail in the coffin. It's a mountain of nails with a coffin at the bottom.)
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To: Coleus
Mazel Tov on the Orthodox 70%.

The Hispanics have made their vote something to fight for, voting 40% conservative.

We really need to work on the blacks, who have made their vote wholly useless to their community by giving it up without any effort on the Democrats' part.

Black Freepers, what do you think it is? I live in a pretty mixed neighborhood and I could only make 2 guesses.

1) Like we Jews, blacks are kept from breaking with tradition by the fear of ostracism from the group
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2) Superficially, it seems that black kids are even more tuned in to pop culture (TV culture?) than whites, Hispanics, and Asian kids. Could being more tuned in make the MSM more effective in imprinting their bias on black youth?? Do conservative blacks need to warn black families that there should be MORE separation from the ideas in pop culture, MORE careful decision about how much brainwashing to take in? "Being cool" should be more individual, not just how slavishly someone follows the MSM.

28 posted on 11/08/2004 10:17:00 AM PST by Yaelle
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