MACON, Georgia (Reuters) - With its painful history of slavery and segregation, it is easy to presume how Southern white voters will respond to Barack Obama, who would be the country's first black president, but observers say simple assumptions about politics in the region would be wrong.
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- Little seen simple in race and politics in south (http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/Reuters/PoliticsNews/~ 3/228463729/idUSN3131217620080203)

