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allegations of racism disproved
In California and other states, [[Barack Obama]] was leading in the polls to Hillary Clinton. In California's primary, Obama lost by a landslide 10 percentage points after a late survey showed him ahead by 13 points. The Bradley effect was invoked. <ref>[http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2008/02/the_bradley_effect.html The Bradley Effect?] RealClearPolitics.com, February 11, 2008</ref> Political scientist Bethany Albertson used data from 32 Democratic primaries this year. She found evidence of the Bradley Effect in three states, California, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
In California and other states, [[Barack Obama]] was leading in the polls to Hillary Clinton. In California's primary, Obama lost by a landslide 10 percentage points after a late survey showed him ahead by 13 points. The Bradley effect was invoked. <ref>[http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2008/02/the_bradley_effect.html The Bradley Effect?] RealClearPolitics.com, February 11, 2008</ref> Political scientist Bethany Albertson used data from 32 Democratic primaries this year. She found evidence of the Bradley Effect in three states, California, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
Liberal allegations that Americans are somehow racist were disproved by the 2008 general election results, as Obama did ''better than'' polls in many areas.
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