Here it is: the flier being distributed throughout the New Jersey suburb of Roxbury by neo-Nazi group the League of American Patriots.

The headline on the leaflet reads, "Do You Want A Black President?" and the rest of the text then rationally explains that, if Barack Obama is elected president, America will become either Haiti or South Africa after the fall of apartheid. Not a stretch at all, of course.

The floodgates are open for this bullshit with Election Day so close.

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