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Tom Andres wrote on Aug 7, 2008 12:40 AM:
When you say *Barack Obama sees everybody as a whole, not divided* it sounds as if you are willing to allow Obama to hide from his racist and divisionary remarks of late. Of the two candidates, Obama is the only one who brings up race.
Then you go on to say *Our record of White presidents isnt the best and because he realizes that, Barack Obama has my vote*. Let me understand this correctly. Youre going to vote for Obama just because hes black? But earlier you had said *Both sides have to learn to look past it*.
Lets turn that statement around. What if, as a Caucasian, I said *Our record of Black presidents isn't the best and because he realizes that, McCain has my vote*?
That division you're talking about works both ways. Doesn't it? "