Kludge
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The majority of whites voted for McCain, but the majority support smaller government, and are far more sympathetic to small government ideals than non-whites.
Is that what a majority-vote for McCain, whose campaign primarily consisted of talking about how he'd secure America through continued war, suggests? Thinking off the top of my head of who has actually brought real tangible change in favor of smaller government within the past decade, I can only think of Clarence Thomas, Scalia in many cases, and perhaps Assange depending on how his releases are acted on.