To state that the 2008 presidential election was historic is, of course, now a bit passé. The election, however, was historic. Not only did 2008 witness the first African-American and female candidates with a legitimate chance of winning the presidency (and the first woman on the national Republican ticket), the American electorate, in fact, elected [...]
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