LordBrownTrout
Diamond Member
as divisions along race and gender deepen.
The potential for anger is more pronounced -- and the consequences more dire -- than in most campaigns because this contest is being waged along the fault lines of gender and race, with the would-be first female president versus the would-be first black president.
Valerie Zavala, 38, said that as soon as she identified herself as a Clinton supporter, Obama backers demanded to know why she had even bothered showing up. "There's a lot of hostility," she said. "I see a lot of tension
Folks, its getting rough out there. Ive seen some of it firsthand at the malls, in the neighborhood, at work.
Heated division among dems deepens
The potential for anger is more pronounced -- and the consequences more dire -- than in most campaigns because this contest is being waged along the fault lines of gender and race, with the would-be first female president versus the would-be first black president.
Valerie Zavala, 38, said that as soon as she identified herself as a Clinton supporter, Obama backers demanded to know why she had even bothered showing up. "There's a lot of hostility," she said. "I see a lot of tension
Folks, its getting rough out there. Ive seen some of it firsthand at the malls, in the neighborhood, at work.
Heated division among dems deepens