The Awakening  Why white nationalists are thrilled with Obama's
victory  The politics of race moved from the fringes to the
front page last week in the wake of Mitt Romney's eggshell exit
poll results -- whites made up a remarkable 88 percent of his
votes, versus 56 percent of the president's. The New York Times
dissected the Republican Party's demographics problem, and Fox
News pundit Bill O'Reilly bluntly bemoaned the end of
"traditional America" and "the white establishment." And, well
outside the mainstream media, a deafening clatter arose across
the land in the furious keystrokes of America's white
nationalists.  Unsurprisingly, the re-election of Barack Obama
reverberated across the spectrum of far-right extremism in the
United States, where most see the president as an enemy of the
Constitution who is planning to confiscate their guns during his
second term. But while many vented anger and fear, some
ideologically motivated racists saw a silver lining and --
detecting an opportunity -- reached out.  Ju