That's quite good enough for me. I don't think the electoral machinery faired as well both human and technical probably. But it's quite striking that nobody is saying it is deliberate but most of the precincts were in control of the party who had benefited by the higher turnout. Well, actually, people are saying it was deliberate. Some people are saying it is at least not exactly an unconscious racism, but a kind of subtle racism in the fact that the worst voting machines in Florida tended to be in the black districts, and in the fact that these unreliable lists of alleged felons tended to disproportionately target African Americans.
Some people do see a deliberation in that.
And if we don't address the problems in the electoral system in the next couple of years, we are going to see a great deal more cynicism than we see today. Stephen Carter, your final thoughts. Well, two very quick thoughts. One is on the subject we were just talking about. It is very important I think for the Bush administration to make a very high priority of investigating what went on in the voting in Florida, having the Justice Department look into that.