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mjb4

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Mon Aug-04-03 05:03 PM
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Which black leader is telling

the Democratic Blacks that the DEMS don't want them and view them as expendible, especially DLC. I would like to see this matter discussed more in the black community. Al Sharpton did allow Mike Green to lose NY Mayoral race because he chose to marginalize the Black/Mexican/Puerto Rican vote. It was classic. Green was on front page and everything and woke up the next morning a LOSER.

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Kahuna

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Mon Aug-04-03 05:17 PM
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1. How did Mark (not Mike) Green "marginalize" "minority" voters?

There should never have been any doubt that Green would have been an advocate for ALL of the people. I have been giving Rev. Al some respect for the way he has conducted himself during his presidential bid. But you have reminded me about what a disruptive, egotistic creep he can be.

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DemocratSinceBirth

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Mon Aug-04-03 05:23 PM
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2. M-a-r-k Green

M-a-r-k Green was a good liberal and consumer advocate. He would have made a fine mayor.

Maybe it's better he lost. The RINO , Bloomberg is running the place and everybody hates him.

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tjdee

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Mon Aug-04-03 05:52 PM
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3. Thank you--what was this 'marginalizing'?

Edited on Mon Aug-04-03 05:53 PM by tjdee

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