It's been said, that since the Black support for Romney is at zero percent…

[MrScorpio]

With the margin for error percentage, the support could actually be LESS than zero percent.

Somehow, I doubt that the Republicans will give a fuck.

[SIDURI]

1. I think you are right to doubt...

... the level of their concern. The Mittwit's appearance at the NAACP Convention was an exercise in sheer arrogance the like of which I had seldom seen before.

Siduri

[vigier]

2. Doggy whistlin'

How the NAACP speech went was intentional. Southern Strategy 2012 Edition.

[SIDURI]

3. Absolutely

And he just went right up there and whistled Dixie.

Siduri

[MrDiaz]

4. if no african americans vote

for Mitt Romney does that mean they are racist?
After all that's why most white people didn't vote for Obama!

[redgreenandblue]

5. No, because they have every reason not to vote for Romney.

[a la izquierda]

6. Um, what?

I have plenty of white friends, and we all voted for Obama. In fact, everyone that I know (with the exception of some family) voted for Obama. All either white or Hispanic. That's a lot of people.

[MrDiaz]

7. no i was just

pointing out that for awhile here we were calling most whites racist for not voting obama, and i disagreed with it then and I still do now...I just wanted to see what the responses would look like when the situation is reversed. Thanks

[BumRushDaShow]

8. Who is "we"?

In the "'we' were calling most whites racist"?

When you have dog-whistling or megaphone-blaring whites code-talking or outright saying "black people" (and then back-tracking to say "blah people&quot , then they are being called out as the racists, whether they vote for Obama or not.

There is no "reverse" on some scale that you are claiming. Blacks make up about 13% of the total population, about 6% of the voting age population, probably only about 4% of the registered voters, and about 3% (in a good year) of actual voters, so there is no there there in your argument.

If you look at the record, now having had a black President for the first time, ALL of the previous elections back to the 14th Amendment's time when at least black men were briefly given the right to vote, blacks basically only had a white candidate to vote for in the general election and we DID vote for that candidate based on our interests and the interests of the parties to which we belonged.