The Seemingly Omnipresent Storm Clouds Hanging Over

Taking Privacy Cues From The Federal Government Is - To Say The Least - Ironic, Considering Today's Orwellian Level Of Surveillance. At Virtually Any Given Time Outside Of One's Own Home, An American Citizen Can Reasonably Assume His Movements And Actions Are Being Monitored By Something, By Somebody, Somewhere.

It Is Not Just Software Glitches And Corrupted Memory Cards That Should Be On The Minds Of Election Officials. Hackers Pose Another Very Real Problem Whereby An Election Could Be Tilted Towards A Favored Candidate.

The Constitution Never Even Mentions Political Parties, Let Alone The Republican And Democratic Parties, Yet All The Election Laws Help To Protect Them From Competition.

In A Single Generation, The Internet Has Given To Virtually Every Person On The Face Of The Earth The Ability To Communicate With Fellow Human Beings On Virtually Any Topic, At Any Time, And In Every Nook And Cranny On The Globe. This Magnificent Invention Has Done This Without Succumbing To Government Control.

The Backlash Against Big Government Is An Encouraging Sign Of A Growing Resistance To The Mission Creep Of Federal Power.