And all of which prompts the reflection that, with reference first, to populations of color, but to the larger population as well, probably, IQ by itself, or "how well" someone does has most to do with connections with parents in general, but most with connections with the father—and sofar as, "doing well" intellectually, is perhaps the largest thing which the mother depends on the father to fulfill, . . . But to return to the primary thrust of "jbriggs' " original comment, I am concerned that, the nation is soon to face a war, undergoing invasion, and one in which people of color are set up to be eliminated. And just a few items: and, I don't recall just where I ran across this but, one Chinese General or military man told one of

"A seat in Congress isn’t a permanent position."? For just too many, yes, it betrays that tendency, which—as was so in FDR's reign—has much to do with the "why" of term-limit legislation; upon taking office and in the fullest use of new-found power, the politician begins arranging things for re-election, . . . Lugar is 80? If in the very least, for him and Byrd, for all practical considerations, the seat has been permanent, . . .