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YOUR VIEWS
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(Updated 02/21/07)
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"... gender, race, or religion of the candidates are not influential factors. My greatest concerns are the war in Iraq, economic injustice through tax breaks for the wealthy, global warming, and raising the standard of living for people in poverty ..."
Rich Cooper, Dingmans Ferry, Penn., USA
"Race, gender and religion will always be the most important issue with at least 90 percent of the voting American public as it always has been. Preferably they would like to see a male, white, Christian media star as their president."
Jacob Robinson, Rio Pal Holdings, Victoria, B.C., Canada
"I will continue to vote for candidates who represent my values regardless of their race, gender, and religion."
Claire Prideaux, Marcia Ogden, Guatemala City, Guatemala
"... it is quite clear that Obama and Clinton are very much in the tradition of our recent white male presidents: there is nothing new about them except their womanhood and blackness."
Clark Williams, Chattanooga, Tenn., USA
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