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October 20, 2008

Cuba's suffering is about more than politics

Setting aside whatever you might think about Barack Obama or his economic plan, doesn't it diminish the suffering of the Cuban people to transform it into a mere debating point in order to discredit Obama's proposals?

Don't the Cuban people, and the American electorate, deserve better than that?

Posted by on October 20, 2008 at 02:51 PM in Campaign 2008, Cuba, Cuba - Election 2008 |

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