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by Anthony on December 14, 2008 [Sunday] |
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What race is my Santa?
- Black or African American
(30%, 12 Votes)
- Hispanic or Latino
(23%, 9 Votes)
- Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander
(20%, 8 Votes)
- White
(10%, 4 Votes)
- American Indian
(8%, 3 Votes)
- Alaska Native
(5%, 2 Votes)
- Asian
(4%, 2 Votes)
Total Voters: 40
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This 8′ tall inflatable Santa Claus was purchased from a local hardware store when everything was marked down 50%. I am happy with him and he is watching over my front yard 24-7. The question of his race has come up so I thought I would ask – what do you think? Given what you see here what is the race / ethnicity / background of this Santa Claus?
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by Anthony on May 6, 2008 [Tuesday] |
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The item to the left here was handed to me when I walked in to vote today. I politely asked “Is this my cheat sheet?” and was promptly told – “Yes.” I’m not sure why exactly but this bothers me just a little bit. I took the sheet, folded it, and put it in my pocket only to read it after I had voted. It is a list of who I should vote for according to the RWCA M-PAC – not really a cheat sheet as I had asked but not far off. I am surprised and at least a little disturbed that a PAC or Political Action Committee (name commonly given to a private group, regardless of size, organized to elect or defeat government officials or to promote or defeat legislation) can do this legally.
The group responsible has information and history on the back of their document and a website. My question is – if it is legal – why was only one group or PAC distributing these items. If it is illegal why are they allowed to do it?
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