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==Political Affiliation==
 
==Political Affiliation==
 
Most people consider that King was a Democrat, by his votes or by affiliations with Democrats. A few people consider him a Republican, due to lack of evidence or for political purposes. Barack Obama has often cited King and many Democrats consider the election of a black president in 2008 was the result of King's hard work. It would be wrong to say that Obama would have been endorsed by King, due to the ideological differences of the two.
 
Most people consider that King was a Democrat, by his votes or by affiliations with Democrats. A few people consider him a Republican, due to lack of evidence or for political purposes. Barack Obama has often cited King and many Democrats consider the election of a black president in 2008 was the result of King's hard work. It would be wrong to say that Obama would have been endorsed by King, due to the ideological differences of the two.
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==Legacy==
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Liberals dominate the education system in [[America]]. [[Liberal]]s love to use the image of Martin Luther King as the model for cultural integration and the movement of civil rights. But Liberals don't really embrace King when it comes to his religion. King was first and foremost a student of God, a minister. His political legacy is extremely important however King would never want his Godly words hidden or not taught, because they contain religion. However, that is exactly what the liberals are doing.  <ref>[http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/53061 U.S. Education Secretary Dodges Question on Whether Martin Luther King's Views on God's Law Should Be Taught in Public School, CNSNews.com  August 26, 2009]</ref>
    
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