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Old 11-06-2014, 11:00 AM
 
Location: South Jersey
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Fmr Obama Dep Press Sec: Dems Won't Win Midterms Without White Voters

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Former Obama Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton predicted that “Democrats are never going to be able to win in midterms if we don’t figure out how to talk to white voters”
Oh, we hear you loud and clear! Somehow I don't think whites are buying the message that we should be happy about our ever-dwindling numbers in this country as well as legalized discrimination against us (i.e., affirmative action). Amnesty for millions of illegals is also a pretty tough sell. Maybe once whites are a minority in this country, the Democrats won't need the white vote anymore. I think that's exactly what their strategy is since nonwhite immigrants vote overwhelmingly for Democrats.
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