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Race Still Playing A Part In Presidential Election August 22. 2008
Barack Obama (Democrat) Race is once again playing a role in the 2008 U.S. Presidential election, as polls are suggesting some are still not comfortable voting for a black person to be the nation's head of state. John McCain poised to become White House front-runner John McCain's White House prospects have undergone such a dramatic turnaround that he is a whisker away from a title with which he has always seemed distinctly uncomfortable - front runner. Race continues to be a significant factor with nine per cent of voters saying they would feel uncomfortable voting for a black candidate. |
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