Good question, but on the inside we can all make up our minds the same way. No one is their race and nothing else. We are all individuals and the worrying point is therefore not seeing a black man in the Capitol building, but about seeing so few black men (and women) in Congress.

One in eight Americans is African American, so do the math, we should have somewhere between ten and fifteen African American Senators.

Because we do not, we must ask ourselves what system we live in that we cannot get natural representation in the House of the People.

Did you know that the winner in our system is always the Losing Party. Always, that's the sad part.

I am glad individuals make up their own minds, but if we live in a Red-and-Blue system only, then it shouldn't come as a surprise that folks have Red-and-Blue inside their brains only. We have a Yellow deficiency, and it has been going on for centuries. We need a USA 2.0 upgrade.