But I'm happy our security and defense infrastructure thoroughly disagrees with your fatalistic viewpoint on cybersecurity. That's why our military has a cyber command.

We all have a responsibility to guard against terrorism in the physical world, too. "If you see something, say something" is what they say here in NY. Of course that doesn't relieve our defense and law enforcement agencies of one iota of responsibility to do its job. Or of the necessity to hold terrorists accountable.

I don't get what in my posts made you feel you have to defend your vote. And I didn't assert that Trump won because of Russian actions. I just want Trump to do his job now as commander in chief in defending against future cyber attacks on our elections, and in getting to the bottom of what did happen in '16, and holding wrongdoers accountable.

But as in your posts here, Trumpies kneejerk to defensiveness, and inexplicably, resist even the concept of defending against this newly effective form of attack. The wired world we live in provides multiple opptys in cyberspace for bad actors like this, and they're rapidly evolving.