November 22, 2008 10:14:15 CST
(Newser) – McCain may lead Obama by 10% among white voters, but three of four white supremacists say they prefer the Illinois senator, Esquire reports.
Source Esquire
Oct 22, 08 2:02 PM CDT There are plenty of unpredictable factors that might elude pollsters, Kathleen Parker writes in the Washington Post. Most famous is the Bradley Effect. “While some have minimized the impact of a Bradley Effect in this election, we'd be wrong to discount it. Anti-black has morphed to some degree into anti-foreigner and anti-Muslim.” But there may be a Reverse-Bradley Effect among moderate Republicans horrified by the McCain campaign. More »
Election 2008 • Obama 2008 • McCain 2008 • election • racism • race relations • white voters • black voters • the race card • white supremacism
