2008 U.S. Elections Part III

Seven weeks before the elections is when the press is finally addressing the role of racism in elections in the U.S. The most recent studies from Stanford shows that despite all the so called advances in this country, mabny still hesitate to vote a non-white to the post of the President of the U.S. Ability to handle the responsibilities of the President does not appear to be significnat in peoples mind. This should not come as a surprise. A great deal of what is talked about by the Americans is all mere talk with no substance. Can the youngsters who are pro-Obama help over come the racism component and lead to an Obama victory this November? They have a serious task ahead to be able to achieve this goal.