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Originally Posted by Black Lion
Point taken, he wouldn't be able or allowed to do anything different, if anything he'd have to be more cold toward us as African peoples to keep the majority and other politicians happy but the 'face factor', seeing a black family in a position of power would have its own effect both on the caucasians around the world and with certain of us Black African peoples in general... surely a vote with him is better than a vote with a democrat/liberal policy supporting republican. That guy is too weak on issues to win.
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I'm not sure who you mean is weak on issues, but it certainly not Ron Paul. Obama doesn't deal with any issues, which is better I guess:-\. Also, Ron Paul's issues have allowed plenty of gross roots support from your average (poor) American who are donating millions via the internet, while the mass media has pretty much been silent on him compared to the coverage they give Clinton and Obama. Plus with this gross roots support I think there could be more support even after he gets into office against the private tyrannies elites that might block him once it comes to dealing with policies.