[hampdenkid]

I appreciate what you have said, and I understand your valuing your relationship with your racist friend. I do not, however, agree that most Americans vote their “prejudices.” In fact, i think most Americans eschew their prejudices in deference to their sacred duty to protect and defend our Constitution.

Unfortunately, that is not the case today with the vast majority of black Americans.

Take Lovee Smith for instance, the coach of the Chicago Bears. He has openly called upon all blacks to vote for Barack Obama solely because Obama is a fellow black. Now, can you imagine what would happen if John Harbaugh called upon all whites to vote for Mitt Romney solely because Mitt is white?

Lovee Smith — like far too many blacks today — is a bigoted racist. He is voting his prejudice and encouraging other black racists to do the same.

I know of no white person in a position of leadership is who doing the same.

So, no, everyone does not vote his or her prejudices. Some still make rational decisions.

[Nowhere Man]

Agreed, just saying that at least my co-worker was honest about it, that's all, where many others just beat around the bush. At least he told the truth and many time, the truth is something that you might not like. I'm also just saying that people do have the right to voted that way if they want, but I'm not for it personally and I'm glad many/most do not either and vote for the best candidate who will support the Constitution and America.

As you mentioned it, if a prominent person who was White said, "vote for Mitt Romney because he's White," that will be news for months and months, the legs that story will get will be so long that it will still be walkin' by November.

Too bad the race hustlers keep pimping to the point where most Blacks have a chip on their shoulder but it is also up to them to lose that chip.