[inaudible] steve black america is not going to throw barack obama away because they understand their own experience and you look at the polls even today, even where there is skepticism black america's not going to throw him away because they have been in this country too long and they understand, they understand that some of what was thrown at him was not legitimate. that may not be in their best interest to do but none of the polls so far suggest that black americans want to distance themselves in any real way from barack obama at this point. >> i agree with robert completely. i don't think you are ever going to see the black support for barack obama dip below the certainly 80% but i do think this. i don't think if things continue the way they are going, i don't think they are going to turn out for him in the next election. our presidential elections are not that complicated. there are a few states. i am from indiana. if the vote was today, he would not win indiana. he won't win ohio, he won't win pennsylvania. if you are telling me some laid-off auto employer whose unemployment ben

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