Well, you tell me... with two candidates as similar as Clinton and Obama in voting record and proposed policies, how does Clinton manage the single biggest win outside of Arkansas?
I would say there is a bit of racism there... actually, I know there is, so there isn't any reason to sugar coat it. There are plenty of people here who will tell you they were voting for Clinton and quote some email forward about Obama not being patriotic or that he is a Muslim, the anti-Christ, a communist, etc.
It is embarrassing. haha.
I would say there is a bit of racism there... actually, I know there is, so there isn't any reason to sugar coat it. There are plenty of people here who will tell you they were voting for Clinton and quote some email forward about Obama not being patriotic or that he is a Muslim, the anti-Christ, a communist, etc.
It is embarrassing. haha.
I'm not so foolish as to think that there are absolutely no racists left in the United States. I will very quickly suggest that West Virginia being portrayed as extra racist is unjustified.
Hillary throughout the primaries has had success with blue collar voters, it just so happens that West Virginia is a state chock full of them. That could have a *little* something to do with it being the single biggest win outside of Arkansas.
Hillary throughout the primaries has had success with blue collar voters, it just so happens that West Virginia is a state chock full of them. That could have a *little* something to do with it being the single biggest win outside of Arkansas.
I come from a small community that is still almost completely segregated, and still calls the part of town that nearly all of the black people live "colored camp".
Do I know that every state doesn't have communities like this still? No... I don't know what other states are like.
As I said previously...both Obama and Clinton are very similar, they'll have the same basic effect by electing them. John McCain offers a pretty good contrast to Obama.
In the primary, around 360000 voted Democrat, while 120000 voted Republican.... I don't know how often this reflects the outcome of the general election, but if it is reflective, you would assume that Republicans wouldn't stand a chance.
I think when John McCain wins the state swiftly, it will send a very strong message about how our State is voting. The same people voting for Clinton should NOT be the same people voting for McCain.
Do I know that every state doesn't have communities like this still? No... I don't know what other states are like.
As I said previously...both Obama and Clinton are very similar, they'll have the same basic effect by electing them. John McCain offers a pretty good contrast to Obama.
In the primary, around 360000 voted Democrat, while 120000 voted Republican.... I don't know how often this reflects the outcome of the general election, but if it is reflective, you would assume that Republicans wouldn't stand a chance.
I think when John McCain wins the state swiftly, it will send a very strong message about how our State is voting. The same people voting for Clinton should NOT be the same people voting for McCain.
The fact that John Kerry nearly won West Virginia shows the Democratic Party-leaning element of West Virginia. Kerry doesn't exactly represent West Virginia's values and yet he almost pulled off the win in 2004.
I predict that John McCain does *not* win West Virginia swiftly. He might win, but it won't be a vast victory. West Virginia is shaping up to be a swing state for the third election cycle in a row.
I still think the biggest reason for the blowout win is that West Virginia is predominantly Hillary's key demographics.
I predict that John McCain does *not* win West Virginia swiftly. He might win, but it won't be a vast victory. West Virginia is shaping up to be a swing state for the third election cycle in a row.
I still think the biggest reason for the blowout win is that West Virginia is predominantly Hillary's key demographics.
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