Bill Moyer joked on his talk show the other night that pundits were accusing Bill Clinton of putting a spotlight on the fact that Barack Obama is a black candidate...
"Are they saying that no one noticed before that Obama is Black? Come on," he lamented, somewhat flabberghasted.
Well, no matter how you look at it, the word appears to be out.
If African Americans were unaware of the fact before, they sure as heck know now.
For instance, yesterday - at last count in the South Carolina polls - 81% of the Black population sprung into action and voted for Obama.
In another sector of the community there, John Edwards allegedly garnered 47% of the white male vote.
In view of the trend, the analysts have declared there is an obvious polarization of the races, underway in the Presidential Race.
Come "Big Tuesday", we'll see the phenomenon in full swing.
Any predictions?
In view of the fact a large number of females (black and white) also voted for Obama in SC, it's a toss up, in my estimation!
See you at the polls!
Turn in the road...tide changes for Obama!
