Monday, February 25, 2008

Don't usually quote in entirety, but this is too precious. From kos:

Politico:

Top Republican strategists are working on plans to protect the GOP from charges of racism or sexism in the general election, as they prepare for a presidential campaign against the first ever African-American or female Democratic nominee.

The Republican National Committee has commissioned polling and focus groups to determine the boundaries of attacking a minority or female candidate, according to people involved. The secretive effort underscores the enormous risk senior GOP operatives see for a party often criticized for its insensitivity to minorities in campaigns dating back to the 1960s.

Step one: stop being racist. Appearing less racist then becomes less of a challenge.

Report itself is of possible utility in discussions of republican party's long-term racism.

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