Title: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Governor PiT on October 08, 2007, 04:50:52 PM
Walter Williams
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Eraserhead on October 08, 2007, 07:37:59 PM
Obama/Obama
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Hotblack Desiato on October 08, 2007, 09:10:27 PM
Write in: Colin Powell
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Speed of Sound on October 08, 2007, 10:07:25 PM
This would be a total destruction because Condi would do little to motivate the Rep base, while Obama would do at least enough to bring out the Dems, and Williams and McKinney would be as useless as the Libertarians and Greens always are at the national level.
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Lief 🗽 on October 09, 2007, 12:56:52 AM
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Obama landslide. In the Deep South, white turnout is incredibly depressed, to the point that Obama's margin in the black vote is able to net him an overall vote of over 60% in the states of the deep south. Through the rest of the country, the Republican base does not turnout, and Obama claims a landslide.
Obama landslide. In the Deep South, white turnout is incredibly depressed, to the point that Obama's margin in the black vote is able to net him an overall vote of over 60% in the states of the deep south. Through the rest of the country, the Republican base does not turnout, and Obama claims a landslide.
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon on October 09, 2007, 03:41:37 AM
Obama landslide. In the Deep South, white turnout is incredibly depressed, to the point that Obama's margin in the black vote is able to net him an overall vote of over 60% in the states of the deep south. Through the rest of the country, the Republican base does not turnout, and Obama claims a landslide.
Uh.... no.
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Stranger in a strange land on October 09, 2007, 12:47:42 PM
Obama 50%
Rice 35%
McKinney 1%
Williams 1%
White Nationalist 3rd Party 13%
Rice 35%
McKinney 1%
Williams 1%
White Nationalist 3rd Party 13%
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Robespierre's Jaw on October 10, 2007, 02:54:58 AM
Obama/Obama
It would be a semi-landslide to Barack Obama.
It would be a semi-landslide to Barack Obama.
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Gustaf on October 10, 2007, 12:33:03 PM
I don't think many Republican voters (and, no, not even White Southern Republican voters) are SO racist that they would not even vote in a race between two black candidates. Seriously.
Condoleeza Rice is hard to judge as a candidate because she's never ran for anything. But it seems to me that she would mostly be a good candidate. Also, I think her black credentials are much better than Obama's. She grew up in Alabama, no?
Condoleeza Rice is hard to judge as a candidate because she's never ran for anything. But it seems to me that she would mostly be a good candidate. Also, I think her black credentials are much better than Obama's. She grew up in Alabama, no?
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Јas on October 11, 2007, 07:21:15 AM
Write-in: Dan Carter
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: ?????????? on October 11, 2007, 01:55:49 PM
White Nationalist 3rd Party 13%
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Obama landslide. In the Deep South, white turnout is incredibly depressed, to the point that Obama's margin in the black vote is able to net him an overall vote of over 60% in the states of the deep south. Through the rest of the country, the Republican base does not turnout, and Obama claims a landslide.
Obama landslide. In the Deep South, white turnout is incredibly depressed, to the point that Obama's margin in the black vote is able to net him an overall vote of over 60% in the states of the deep south. Through the rest of the country, the Republican base does not turnout, and Obama claims a landslide.
Uh, yeah, maybe in 1890. These are two example of large political/geographical ignorance.
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Eraserhead on October 11, 2007, 05:03:55 PM
I seriously doubt Obama would win many (if any) southern states but he would win by fairly large margin. The fact that Rice is pro-choice would also help to depress Republican turn out slightly.
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon on October 17, 2007, 10:09:21 AM
I don't think many Republican voters (and, no, not even White Southern Republican voters) are SO racist that they would not even vote in a race between two black candidates. Seriously.
Condoleeza Rice is hard to judge as a candidate because she's never ran for anything. But it seems to me that she would mostly be a good candidate. Also, I think her black credentials are much better than Obama's. She grew up in Alabama, no?
Condoleeza Rice is hard to judge as a candidate because she's never ran for anything. But it seems to me that she would mostly be a good candidate. Also, I think her black credentials are much better than Obama's. She grew up in Alabama, no?
Yes - and absolutely.
White Nationalist 3rd Party 13%
Obama landslide. In the Deep South, white turnout is incredibly depressed, to the point that Obama's margin in the black vote is able to net him an overall vote of over 60% in the states of the deep south. Through the rest of the country, the Republican base does not turnout, and Obama claims a landslide.
Uh, yeah, maybe in 1890. These are two example of large political/geographical ignorance.
AMEN!
Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: DownWithTheLeft on November 09, 2007, 12:08:09 PM
Obama/Ford (D)
Moore/Helms (C)
Rice/Sowell (R)
Williams/King (L)
McKinney/Jackson (G)
Barack Obama chooses Harold Ford as his running mate and do the best but cannot secure a majority. A Constitution Party ticket of Roy Moore and Jesse Helms sweeps most of the South and scores a few surprises. Condi Rice chooses Thomas Sowell as her running mate and fail to really gain anything. Walter Williams chooses Don King as his running mate, McKinney chooses Jesse Jackson but the tickets are non-players.
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Moore/Helms (C)
Rice/Sowell (R)
Williams/King (L)
McKinney/Jackson (G)
Barack Obama chooses Harold Ford as his running mate and do the best but cannot secure a majority. A Constitution Party ticket of Roy Moore and Jesse Helms sweeps most of the South and scores a few surprises. Condi Rice chooses Thomas Sowell as her running mate and fail to really gain anything. Walter Williams chooses Don King as his running mate, McKinney chooses Jesse Jackson but the tickets are non-players.
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Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: War on Want on November 09, 2007, 02:04:48 PM
Obama/Ford (D)
Moore/Helms (C)
Rice/Sowell (R)
Williams/King (L)
McKinney/Jackson (G)
Barack Obama chooses Harold Ford as his running mate and do the best but cannot secure a majority. A Constitution Party ticket of Roy Moore and Jesse Helms sweeps most of the South and scores a few surprises. Condi Rice chooses Thomas Sowell as her running mate and fail to really gain anything. Walter Williams chooses Don King as his running mate, McKinney chooses Jesse Jackson but the tickets are non-players.
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Moore/Helms (C)
Rice/Sowell (R)
Williams/King (L)
McKinney/Jackson (G)
Barack Obama chooses Harold Ford as his running mate and do the best but cannot secure a majority. A Constitution Party ticket of Roy Moore and Jesse Helms sweeps most of the South and scores a few surprises. Condi Rice chooses Thomas Sowell as her running mate and fail to really gain anything. Walter Williams chooses Don King as his running mate, McKinney chooses Jesse Jackson but the tickets are non-players.
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Title: Re: All Black Hypothetical 2008 Election
Post by: DownWithTheLeft on November 09, 2007, 02:26:17 PM
Obama/Ford (D)
Moore/Helms (C)
Rice/Sowell (R)
Williams/King (L)
McKinney/Jackson (G)
Barack Obama chooses Harold Ford as his running mate and do the best but cannot secure a majority. A Constitution Party ticket of Roy Moore and Jesse Helms sweeps most of the South and scores a few surprises. Condi Rice chooses Thomas Sowell as her running mate and fail to really gain anything. Walter Williams chooses Don King as his running mate, McKinney chooses Jesse Jackson but the tickets are non-players.
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Moore/Helms (C)
Rice/Sowell (R)
Williams/King (L)
McKinney/Jackson (G)
Barack Obama chooses Harold Ford as his running mate and do the best but cannot secure a majority. A Constitution Party ticket of Roy Moore and Jesse Helms sweeps most of the South and scores a few surprises. Condi Rice chooses Thomas Sowell as her running mate and fail to really gain anything. Walter Williams chooses Don King as his running mate, McKinney chooses Jesse Jackson but the tickets are non-players.
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