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Line 14: − There is nothing wrong with a Vice President representing a minority, as long as the President represents the majority. Having a minority Vice President makes more Americans feel represented by the President, as it should be. Besides, there is no doubt on the Presidential Candidate choosing the best Vice President for him. Would he risk his possible election with a less-than-ideal Vice President candidate? Certainly not. Therefore it would be absurd to call the Vice President an Affirmative Action Vice President.+
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Revision as of 16:27, August 29, 2008
, 16:27, August 29, 2008→"Affirmative Action" Vice President: this sentence is troubling - suggests that it would be wrong to have a president from an ethnic minority in any scenario.
== "Affirmative Action" Vice President ==
== "Affirmative Action" Vice President ==
Having a minority Vice President makes more Americans feel represented by the President, as it should be. Besides, there is no doubt on the Presidential Candidate choosing the best Vice President for him. Would he risk his possible election with a less-than-ideal Vice President candidate? Certainly not. Therefore it would be absurd to call the Vice President an Affirmative Action Vice President.
==See Also==
==See Also==