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Now this does not surprise me. I go to St. Louis a lot for buisness and there seems to be a lot of non working freeloaders hanging out. Would probably be a good place to redistribute some wealth.
Holy crap! That is a LOT of people! I wish I would've been there.
That only shows one direction, too. This is the biggest rally turnout he's had in the US so far...and in a state that usually goes red, too. (Unless I'm mistaken on that it goes red)
I wish I could share your enthusiasm, but I lived in Missouri for 6 long years. I have also travelled a lot, in and out of the US.
There are still quite a few areas in Missouri that are insanely racist. Seriously, some are worse than some southern states.
I would not be putting Missouri in the Obama bag just yet.
BTW, I am not saying all of Missouri is racist. Just saying there are quite a few diehards over there.
To those from both sides of the spectrum, yes, I think that (unfortunately), there are still people whose thinking processes are affected by race, and whites do not have a monopoly in that regard.
The core color in this election is green and the lack of it flowing the way of the middle class as a result of eight years of Bush/McCain.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/111229/Ga...ains-Lead.aspx
PRINCETON, NJ -- The latest Gallup Poll Daily tracking report from Wednesday through Friday, including two days of interviewing after Wednesday night's final presidential debate, shows Barack Obama with a 50%to 42% lead over John McCain among registered voters.
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