More interesting than the race thing (at least to me--the race angle is
obvious IMO) is Buck's spin on education and money, bemoaning
that almost half the people making over $100K/yr. and well-over-half of
those with graduate degrees go democratic. The poor man obviously feels
surrounded by traitors to his class.
I will admit that his take on the Republican Jew was pretty hilarious.
"If more Jews don't vote Republican," this fictious fellow whines, "then
the Democrats will take us for granted!" Dude, there's a Jew on the damn
presidential ticket. How could you be any less taken for granted than
that?
On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, John D. Giorgis wrote:
> Buckley has a fascinating breakdown here of some of the
> results from the Voter News Service exit polls. What
> was the greatest predictor of one's vote in this election?
> Class? Education? Gender? Nah..... it was race.
> Specifically, being black or Jewish. Read more....
>
> http://www.nationalreview.com/buckley/buckley111400.shtml
>
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Marvin Long
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