Dr Mr. President,

I work with a very unique mix of multi-cultural professionals at Cardone Industries in Philadelphia, PA.(over4000 total employees)(well over 1000 office professionals)(near 750 managers of which I am one of them). This company is christian owned and predominantly managed by people of faith from nearly 20 various cultures and twenty-some language groups in our re-manufacturing plants. My observation recently as the election closes in is that the 1st and 2nd generation citizens from countries like mexico, Portugal, India, Pakistan, and other European nations and a variety of Hispanic Speaking groups are very leary of the Republican party and it's economic principles. They are ill-informed many times about the dangers of liberal policies, but are stuck on the controversial conservative issues that seem rooted in mistrust of capitalism and the power and money and influence 'of the Rich'. What can be done to level the playing field on these key issues. We have people who are christians actually willing to vote democrat and look past the moral issues that republican's clearly better represent because of this root of mistrust of 'the rich'. They don't even see that the democrats represent a movement towards socialism which could make these concerns 'worse'!

This is a minority vote issue as I can see it and it is widespread, I fear,