However, neither has raised the REALLY IMPORTANT POINT: What have we gotten back for our political donations?

   Among ethnic groups, Asian-Americans' political donation is second only to Jewish Americans. Shockingly, Asian Americans don't even enjoy equal opportunity in workplaces yet -- a right enjoyed by all other Americans.

For evidence, visit
              http://www.80-20educationalfoundation.org/wpad.jpg
which is a full page ad in Washington Post and carefully documented.

(1) Ask for accountability from our fundraisers (bundlers). The fundraisers are there when pictures are taken and their personal needs taken care of by the politicians. They need to be there be there to ask the politicians to promise to work for Asian-Americans' equal opportunity and in turn hold the politician accountable! If they deliver, we must thank them for their leadership. Otherwise, such fundraisers are using hard-earned money from the little people to buy their personal glory. We need to reject them!

(2) Also ask for accountability from those Asian-American politicians who have raised money from us playing up their Asian roots and/or endorsed presidential candidates in our name. If they deliver concrete benefits to our community and/or solid promises from presidential candidates to us, thank them and continue to support them. Otherwise, hold them accountable and stop supporting them!

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http://www.80-20educationalfoundation.org/posterboard.html