If in fact, in the objective condition, if blacks tend to vote hope rather than despair and more whites begin vote economic interest rather than racial fear, we have a new dynamic in the south.
Reverend Jackson discusses the potential for a shift in voting dynamics in the South based on economic and racial considerations.
Share
More from Jesse Jackson
He basically told us that he wants there to be a focus on accountability by government and social structures, and not just talking about what black men should do.
I just think that this language that we're off on tonight is taking attention away from the need to address what is really hurting. Fifty million Americans have no health insurance. That's the King agenda.
What kind of public policies can come from this? What lessons can we learn from this to help salvage the other Terri's? Because, after all, there may be 30,000 Americans plus in her condition today.