"Obama's skin color is the biggest focal point of this year's U.S. election," said the opening line in a front-page editorial in the overseas edition of Monday's People's Daily newspaper. . . .I'm pretty sure I've heard this People's Daily argument somewhere else before, maybe from Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
The editorial sought to explain that Obama's breakthrough should not be understood as a demonstration that race relations have crossed a threshold in the United States that China has yet to approach. Obama, it said, became the Democratic Party's presumptive presidential nominee because, as a Harvard lawyer, he shares the same "background" as others in the U.S. elite.
Five Thoughts and Observations Under the Fedora: $269.9 Gas in Fitchburg, A
Temporary Sign?, Open Roads, , Reagan 1981-84 redux? and A function of math
not a Miracle of God
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This week I picked up my son from work and had him pump gas for me at the
station near my church on Mechanic Street in Fitchburg because it’s the
cheapest ...
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