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Originally Posted by Eric5273
According to a Washington Post/ABC poll taken just last week, 23% of Americans said race played a part in their decision on who to vote for, including 13% who said it was "very important".
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv...l?hpid=topnews
The article in the Washington Post concluded that the real number is actually higher as many people would be embarrased to say they were prejudice. |
That means 77% (if you believe worthless stats like this) said it played no role, sounds pretty good to me. And l always love those "conclusions" based on media interpretation and frankly hope. Face it, if they couldn't jar up a race issue..what else would they have to discuss right now?
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