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   mcs  wrote:   
   > Isn't it fair to get real and suggest that because of the makeup of the city   
   > no matter what happened virtually  Katz was going to lose?To think otherwise   
   > is like suggesting the football players at the big party don't matter and   
   > won't get the girls  because the nerds are smarter and more important to   
   > society No. the real story is a Democratic Black Mayor will win every time   
   > if he claims the race card. Its also the fault of the Republicans for   
   > nominating Katz although I saw no one else down the line who had a chance   
   > against Street. The feds just made it more likely the election will be   
   > decided by race and isn't it great to know that the Mayor took full   
   > opportunity to cry the race card.Who in this city could blame him, the feds   
   > gave him the opening.   
      
   Street is doing what it takes to win this election. He doesn't really need   
   to play the race card, but that's what he has indeed done. That's unfortunate   
   because it only polarizes race relations in Philly.   
      
   Last night, I saw a TV commercial with Ed Rendell in it voicing support   
   for Mayor Street. Rendell made some good points and not once did he need   
   to resort to race baiting to do it.   
      
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