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The social conservative issues ought to be appealing to a lot of blacks and hispanics. But it doesn't seem to be enough.
Gee. I wonder what it could be.
no theories? I'd suggest that the Republicans do not fight for the economic interests of working people. And they have a long and deep history of resisting emerging groups: blacks in the 60's, women in the 70's, and now gays and mexicans.
They'll come around, they always do, but about 20 years late.
how are Republicans doing with black, women, gay and hispanic voters? not so well, not so well.
The social conservative issues ought to be appealing to a lot of blacks and hispanics. But it doesn't seem to be enough.
Gee. I wonder what it could be.
no theories? I'd suggest that the Republicans do not fight for the economic interests of working people. And they have a long and deep history of resisting emerging groups: blacks in the 60's, women in the 70's, and now gays and mexicans.
They'll come around, they always do, but about 20 years late.
how are Republicans doing with black, women, gay and hispanic voters? not so well, not so well.
Face it, boys. HH's got you whipped.
The Republicans did ignore blacks until the 60's.
Republican president Abraham Lincoln did not issue the Emancipation Proclamation until 1863 and push through the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution banning slavery until 1865.
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