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Maybe they just don't like Mormons.

He will give away the store and still not get the votes.

Not possible in a multi-racial society.

Author grapples with why working-class whites vote Republican.

But don't expect to hear "I'm Mitt Romney and I approve this message."

In today's America every decision is scrutinized for its racial impact.

Numbers USA gives the VP candidate a "C" on immigration.

A taste of St. Louis politics: “I’m black before I’m a Democrat.”

Only 30 percent of white men without college degrees support Obama.

Romney leads Obama by a 21-point-margin among white voters.

MSM ignore the story.

Columnist says Romney campaign didn't grovel enough.

Anything but that!

She is on Obama's "Truth Team."

And reaps charges of "racial insensitivity."

But majorities of Democrats and "liberals" support the laws.

Ann Coulter says the "browning of America" is turning America into a political California.

Only 28 percent of non-college-educated white men support Obama.

Meanwhile, Romney campaign releases ninth Spanish-language ad.

Low black turnout could cost him Virginia, North Carolina, and Ohio.

But voter fraud is a minor problem . . .

Nancy Pelosi believes this.

What did he expect?

Consistency is not their concern.

More evidence that we have moved beyond race.

ANC may pursue a policy of "strategic nationalisation" of white property.

His most sophisticated Hispandering yet.

At least some politicians have backbone.

They expect him to "address civil rights."

The primary is over. Let the pandering begin.

She won one of two seats for the National Front--their first in parliament since 1986.

Despite multiple controversies and a negative media campaign.

He bypasses Congress and issues a de facto DREAM Act.

Especially among postgrads and the nonreligious.

President Obama has "polarized corners of American politics previously untouched by race."

Analyst claims racial bias swung the 2008 presidential election three to five percentage points.

Exit polls show the party more than tripling its support since the last parliamentary election.

Apparently, states must be prevented from reinstating Jim Crow.

Jesse Jackson compares Scott Walker to George Wallace.

The Hispandering continues.

85 percent want to give him a second term.

Wall Street Journal glimpses the truth.

Will the state defy the Justice Department?

They have "a theological responsibility to participate in the political process."

You get Mexicans, you get Mexico.

He's only had 65 years to come up with a position.

Voters want anyone but Obama.

Democrats blame the slow economy.

“Greece belongs to Greeks," proclaim party supporters.

Only Cubans prefer Romney.

Race doesn't exist unless it is useful for your career.

Whites' influence continues to decline.

Strange tales of "conservatism" in France.

Black political operative on trial for trying to suppress the black vote.

5 percent of Greeks support "Europe's most extreme far right" party.

Nationalist right growing all across Europe.

Too little, too late, it seems.

Any excuse to call his detractors "racist."

Specifically, "black" Democrats.

One in five French voters chose the National Front candidate.

And he "is viewed as a top name on Romney’s vice presidential shortlist."

When it comes to national identity, Sarkozy "betrays his increasingly impotent opportunism."

"One plausible scenario for the American future is the entrenchment of 'racialized' parties."

In 2012, Democrats will become "first women and minority-majority party faction in US history."

Eric Holder is on the wrong side of public opinion.

Profoundly. Of course.

Says illegal immigrant columnist for the Washington Post.

Why are blacks so opposed to them?

Republican candidate doesn't hesitate to jump to conclusions.

Think they can lure them with a refried version of the DREAM Act.

And their future looks bright.

"I'm here trying to get some Obama bucks."

Newt Gingrich fires back.

In most Republican primaries, at least 90 percent of voters are white.

Says there would be "no preconditions" on language for Puerto Rican statehood.