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Wayne WalkerMemberBefore I respond to this, I’d like to know the source of your statistic. I don’t think your statistic is accurate at all. I think you are making a broad generalization based on something you may have heard someone else say. I don’t believe 90% of black people vote democrat. Actually, before we even get to the accuracy of and source of your statistic, based on the way your statement is worded, you’re saying 90% of all black people ( I’m assuming you mean in this country) vote democrat. I don’t believe 90% of the black people in this country are registered voters. It’s amazing how people will take things and run with it, when those things in fact have no basis or foundation of truth. It would probably be much more accurate to say the percentage of registered black voters who vote for the democratic party is higher than those who vote republican. However, I believe if you engaged in some research you will find a much higher percentage of black people who vote republican than you are inclined to believe. In my humble opinion, I think the party people tend to vote for is based on the income tax bracket they are assigned to as wage earners. People tend to vote for parties that support their economic well being, black and white.
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Name : Wayne Walker, Gender : M, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : Black/African American, Age : 48, City : Sacramento, State : CA, Country : United States, Occupation : Retired Air Force/Defense Contractor, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, Social class : Upper middle class, -
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