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In reply to the discussion: White men & women are the problem. [View all]athena
(4,187 posts)74. That's exactly the reason women were not allowed to vote!
The argument was that they would vote the same way as their husbands.
Perhaps you'd like to take away the right to vote from married women?
FWIW, I don't think you are correct. There are lots of counter-examples. My husband, for example, has become much more progressive since meeting me.
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And you can also throw in the Christie race to see the same demographic breakdown.
bullwinkle428
Nov 2013
#1
They tend to be better educated, Urban or near city Suburban and younger. nt
bluestate10
Nov 2013
#17
I think playing the "divide us up according to color" game is not smart in the long run
Fumesucker
Nov 2013
#39
This is America and this is DU. I can TOTALLY believe that somone alerted on this as well as the
Number23
Nov 2013
#80
One of the biggest demographics we should be trying to reach is minority men.
lumberjack_jeff
Nov 2013
#8
Yes. But the various Ethnic groups that fall under the "Asian" banner are still
bluestate10
Nov 2013
#16
The Asians voted 77% for Obama in 2012. That's a higher percentage than the Latinos, of course
okaawhatever
Nov 2013
#23
I meant the right-wing media talking points. They said it was Obamaphones and free government stuff
okaawhatever
Nov 2013
#43
Yep they sure do and were grateful for all people of color who vote their experience.
trublu992
Nov 2013
#50
'Wow' that you're shoveling out a five year old incident in order to smear black Democrats/people
Number23
Nov 2013
#84
I'm actually smearing all people, I didn't even stipulate they were Democrats
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Nov 2013
#85
In a thread talking about white people's insistence on voting Republican even to their own detriment
Number23
Nov 2013
#86
There were so many threads about black folks and Prop 8 that I am simply astonished that you appear
Number23
Nov 2013
#90
I have always talked about whites voting against their best interests
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Nov 2013
#91
Funny. I find ignoring an issue in order to change the subject and scapegoat and smear others
Number23
Nov 2013
#92
That Kos diary is great. Hopefully it was (and will be) read by those who need it.
Number23
Nov 2013
#114
The problem is as the nation become more diverse, it doesn't matter what most White
bluestate10
Nov 2013
#14
The gop has made a concerted effort to label the Democratic party as the party of minorities. That
okaawhatever
Nov 2013
#41
100 percent vote-by-mail like we have here in Oregon would help with that.
Arugula Latte
Nov 2013
#44
I saw the same numbers as the OP on MSNBC, I don't think its racist to point out the break in number
uponit7771
Nov 2013
#105
When women marry, they tend to adopt the voting pattern of their husbands.
lumberjack_jeff
Nov 2013
#55
31% of single women voted for Romney. 53% of married women voted for him.
lumberjack_jeff
Nov 2013
#79
I did a little research, way beyond you I suspect and, it was actually the (R)s fault
Corruption Inc
Nov 2013
#99