Ms. Parker, you make an excellent point. The thing is, if it was primarily the minority/immigrant vote that re-elected the President, what does that say about the education/intelligence level of that segment of the electorate? The Republicans ran on a mistaken notion that voters-all voters-would use some common sense, basic math skills, and practical thinking. Yet the vast majority of the non-white vote apparently voted based on nothing but emotion, and a "what's in it for me" attitude. One would think that-at the most base level-they would have asked themselves, "what happens when the gravy train runs out of gravy?"
Disbelief is the word that defines the Republican state of mind in the wake of the 2012 re-election of President Barack Obama.
The obvious questions are: “How can Americans have re-elected a president who has presided over an economy where unemployment still hovers at 8 percent ?”
And, “How can Americans have re-elected a president who still doesn’t grasp that his big government policies are what have blocked our economic recovery?”
The Republican Party needs to take responsibility for this disaster.
Nothing in the outcome of this election is a surprise. The realities which produced these election results have...
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