Condi Rice perhaps? That'll be long before 2050 and a double whammy for the Republicans.
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that's one hell of toss up. chauvinism and racial intolerance are are almost equally ingraned in most people. i think we will see a female president before a black one.
not Condi and not Powell...they won't pull enough crossover votes
I believe that Barack Obama certainly will have a shot, probably in 2012. Considering he's only 44 now and gaining in reputation and popularity, he's certainly the rising new star of the Democratic Party.
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Barack Obama 2012 for sure with a REALLY outside chance of 2008...but my guess is they will save up for 2012 after whatever loser they decide to nominate in '08
I strongly freel he'll win. Although , being in seattle I have a pretty skewed perception i suppose....I just think that the parts of the south where they think gay people should die at the stake and they still don't think of black people like they do white people ...should go off and start their own boring arian nation country...seriously, who needs that type of bullshit in America
They'll miss their window unfortunately, because the census data shows that in the next 50 years both Latino and Asian minority bases will explode in size far beyond African American population growth rates (no "11 welfare kids per black mom" jokes, lol, apparantly that stereotype isn't accurate afterall).
Census data also shows that Latinos and Asians report a much higher willingness to vote, and to be involved in politics, than African Americans.
If it doesn't happen in the next 10 years, it never will, and that's not going to happen due to the United States being a few decades away from accepting African-Americans in a leadership posistion. Obama or not, this country is currently ruled by "Nascar Dads", hence why the Republicans keep winning despite the odds being against them, and those good old boys will never vote for some "black sob".
having spent time in the US and studied it's politics and political institutions and spoken to a lot of "normal" american citizens, I have to agree you'll have a woman a long time before an african-american president.
I wouldn't be surprised if you even have a latino president before.
having spent time in the US and studied it's politics and political institutions and spoken to a lot of "normal" american citizens, I have to agree you'll have a woman a long time before an african-american president.
I wouldn't be surprised if you even have a latino president before.
I would love to be proved wrong.
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you sure walked away with a lot of misconceptions. remember, history repeats itself, and you can be sure that there will be a black man before any woman
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