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Harry Reid Says He Was Impressed By Obama's 'Light-Skinned' & Lack Of 'Negro Dialect'
Harry Reid, the Democrat Senate Majority Leader and the national government’s highest-ranking Mormon, has admitted now remarking apparently with some amazement on the nation’s highest-ranking black Democrat as being notably “light-skinned” and having “no Negro dialect unless he wanted to … Continue reading
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