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Why is there not a native American president?

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As Sam says we have not had a Hmong president or Finn, or even a Jewish president. The Jewish population is 1.7–2.6%. Native Americans are about 2.1 million people enrolled in 567 federally recognized tribes. That us about 0,6% of the population. read more

Add to that, there just happens not to have been a candidate even in a primary for a Native American to represent a major party for president. There was however once a chance that where could have been a Native President. read more

These are the only Native American Presidential or Vice Presidential candidates to receive more than one quarter of one percent (.25%) of the Presidential vote. Racial minorities do not fare well in American elections. read more