You and I just have a very different way of viewing the world. When I meet people I don't judge them on what their political beliefs are or what political party they may or may not belong to. Nor do I generally assume what their political beliefs are (based on voting statistics we can make judgements but its not all that important to me). For instance, if I'm at dinner and the person happens to be a white woman in San Francisco and thus the percentages say there's a good chance she's a Democrat and therefore I'm going to act/talk differently to her because of that. No, I wouldn't and don't do that. People are people more than just their political beliefs.
And you didn't address what guno was saying. What's a real Indian if Nikki Haley isn't? Are real Indians not Christian? Do real Indians talk with a certain slang? Why should anyone be anything but themselves? Why should anyone have to act like guno thinks they should?