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No people should ever apologize for trying to preserve their heritage. The idea that there could be anything wrong with the heirs to the White Settlers, who truly built modern America from the ground up, trying to preserve their legal, cultural & ethnic heritage is absurd. What those who rant against the idea tell us, is not that preservation is wrong; rather that the ranters are driven by hate--hate against the achievement of others.

The Obama campaign efforts to get out the vote, were directed largely at people, who regardless of race, had very little knowledge of the Constitutional functions, actually entrusted to the Federal Government; the focus, especially in the contrived early and extended voting, was on being able to make the Acorn type "Community Organjzers" more effective, than they would have been had they been forced to herd their pawns to the polls, all in a single day. (This not only increased the proportion of the vote by those basically ignorant of what actually was involved; it facilitated multiple voting by some, in different locations.

What the devise certainly was not, however, was a means to have people who understood the proper functions of Government, decide the result.

It is unconscionable to celebrate a result so obtained. It is insanity to allow people to herd those susceptible to directed block voting, to the polls in this manner. We need to draw a line. This must not be repeated.

William Flax