At Wednesday night’s debate, Kerry posed as a candidate resolved to bring Americans together again. According to the Associated Press, however, he delivered a very different message from the pulpit of the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church: “‘Never again will a million African-Americans be denied the right to exercise their vote,’ Kerry promised, referring to the […]
At Wednesday night's debate, Kerry posed as a candidate resolved to bring Americans together again. According to the Associated Press, however, he delivered a very different message from the pulpit of the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church: "'Never again will a million African-Americans be denied the right to exercise their vote,' Kerry promised, referring to the disputed Florida recount in the 2000 presidential race."
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