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To: steve harris who wrote (373288)	3/11/2008 9:12:37 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575154

MLK had a dream.....apparently, ALA, MISS and Arkansas don't share in that dream....even now. And you doubted me when I told you that a woman from Arkansas said she the word, nigger, frequently when she was growing up in good ole Ark. And to think, I wondered why Arkansas can't get ahead...... Exit polls: Mississippi Democrats divide on racial lines Posted: 08:55 PM ET (CNN) – Mississippi Democratic voters were sharply divided among racial lines in Tuesday's primary, exit polls indicate. As has been the case in many primary states, Obama won overwhelming support from African-American voters. They went for him over Clinton 91-9 percent. But Mississippi white voters overwhelmingly backed the New York senator, supporting her over Obama 72 percent to 21 percent. According to the Associated Press, only two other primary states were as racially polarized — neighboring Alabama, and Clinton's former home state of Arkansas. The exit polls also indicated roughly 40 percent of Mississippi Democratic voters said race was an important factor in their vote, and 90 percent of those voters supported Obama. In Ohio, roughly 1 in 5 voters said race factored into their decision. Roughly 60 percent of those voters picked Clinton over Obama. politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com