Black-Brown Divide

"Posted By: NYAmiga @ 01/26/2008 3:45:23 PM
Comment: The media brought the race card into the campaign, and keep flogging it 24/7. Racial divisions are better for the rating than discussing the issues."

I disagree. It was the clinton cmapaign that made Race the central point. They did it for pure and simple reason. There are simply more white votes than all colred votes combined. The Clintons must not be forgotten or forgiven for doing this.

As a latino voter thank you for calling us brown, some of us forget (or would like to forget ) our heritage.

I don't know if it is my illusion, but in looking at how the interviewer kept asking the "isn't such and such" questions, it is almost as if he doesn't want to accept that fact there is a potentially serious problem for Obama to get Hispanic votes. And probably partly due to this, what the author gave was the obvious answers, not more than what I could have guessed or came up myself, which makes this piece not as informative as I would like it to be or it could have been if the interviewer had asked deeper and more investigative questions (because he didn't have that secret longing to hear a different answer).

Hillary will win the Latino vote and it will become the differance as we move on into the south and west in the primaries and eventually will be the key to her victory for President.