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In many instances, however, the support of a sizeable group of white Democratic voters may be more problematic and it seems to me that that is what the Clinton spokespeople were referring to.
There are Democratic voters who are white who find it difficult to vote for a presidential candidate who is black. These people are certainly not racists; they don't support racist acts or language, but they are simply finding it very hard to imagine (and vote for) a black man as President. In some cases, I suppose, it can simply be put down to the age of the voters; a last, unrealized bit of racism they acquired as children, without even realizing it, perhaps. I don't understand it, but I do know it is there. How widespread it is, I really don't know and hopefully many of these, otherwise, good Democrats will be able to overcome it.
If there is any insult to African-American in the statements it is that the Clinton spokespeople seem to be taking the votes of African-Americans in the general election as a given. Not such a good political move, maybe; but not racist either.
I say, "You go girl", with ya bad A*s.