Just what motivated blacks and hispanics to vote in such large numbers for Mr Obama? What are they thinking? More liberal immigration laws, amnasty for all illegals in this country or more free stuff from the government?
With the unemployment numbers for these minorities like the one presented here, knowing that 6 trillions dollars we don't have, and have to borrow, didn't make their personal lives any better, in fact, made things worse then they were in 2008, they still decided that Mr Obama is their best chance for them to make a good life. Black youth unemployment is over thirty percent.
I am completely confused and frustrated with this out come. The proof of failure of progressive socialism is everywhere. But our best chance for having an opportunity to stop progressives and to build a life with a future was voted away. Now all these people, along with the rest of us, must endure 4 more years of watching our country decline with longer unemployment lines and increased poverty.
Progressive socialists do not bring prosperty, only dependency and dispair.
National Center for Political Analysis
Unemployment is 14.3% among blacks, 10% among Hispanics and 11.8% among young adults under 30. Yet these constituencies helped achieve President Obama's victory.
In some cases they made up a greater share of the national electorate than they did in 2008 against John McCain. And with the nation's unemployment rate hovering just under 8%, it was the so-called "Rust Belt" that supported President Obama. This conundrum will be the topic of conversation among political scientists and economists for a while to come.
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