Governor Deval Patrick: "Together We Can" Have Racial Preferences By Matthew Richer
Those who wonder what to expect from a Barack Obama White House should start paying attention to Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, currently the nation’s only elected black governor.
Governor Patrick and Senator Barack Obama have long been close friends and political allies. In fact, Obama was recently accused of plagiarism for excessively "borrowing" from a speech Deval Patrick delivered during the 2006 Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign. Obama even modeled his campaign motto "Yes, We Can" on the Patrick campaign’s motto "Together We Can" although Patrick did not have a Spanish language version, as Obama does ("Si, se puede").
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