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Sexists, Racists Cast Ballots in Indiana |
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By Burt Safer | Dealer staff writer
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Tue, May 6, 2008 |
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INDIANA - Indiana sexists and racists went to the polls today to finally cast their ballots in the prolonged battle for supremacy between sexism and racism. These were the only factors in their votes today, being that no other issues are pertinent. This contest has been so well-fought that many have been hoping that either sexism or racism would just drop out of the running.
"I'm voting for racism," said Gina Silver, racist mother of three in South Bend, "You know, it definitely is a hard decision to make, but which one will get more support in November?"
"Just about everyone nowadays is racist, and that's why I feel racism will prevail in the General Election this November," she said.
Indianapolis sexist Pat Hoffman sees things differently, and has chosen to side with sexism.
"With sexism, everyone's on one side or the other, but with racism there are too many different ethnic groups out there," said Hoffman, "The sexists just make up a larger voting bloc - it's simple arithmetic."
However, most Indiana voters polled are in agreement that no matter what happens today, either sexism or racism would be preferable to John McCain.
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