The tragic murder of four Americans, including our Ambassador Christopher Stevens, in Benghazi, Libya on September 11 has never been adequately explained by the Obama administration. 

Maybe if he had let the barb go by without reaction the incident wouldn’t tell us anything. But because Republican Gov. Bobby Jindal didn’t issue a pass to Democrat Sen. Mary Landrieu, the idea that Jindal will bail out of office a year early to contest and take her seat continues to simmer.

Unlike the Presidential debate which was a clear victory for Mitt Romney, the Vice-Presidential debate was not so clear cut.

This year, Americans will be subjected to another presidential election season of unfair and unbalanced debates.

Now that the second debate is history and Vice President Joe Biden and Paul Ryan have challenged one another on a variety of foreign policy, social and domestic issues, who won tonight’s Vice Presidential debate? 

Mitt Romney has raised an interesting point that could end up a topic of discussion on tonight’s Paul Ryan-Joe Biden’s vice-president debate.

You know you have a die-hard interest in politics when you want to see the national presidential debate, and it becomes a major commitment just to find a place to watch.  That was my case last week while I was in southern Turkey as the Turkish conflict with Syria was heating up.  I had limited television options and just could not tune into one of the U.S. national networks, or even CNN International.  And even if I could find a station, the time difference meant I would be watching at 3:00 am. No such stations beaming into Turkey could be found.  Apparently, we are not as important in this part of the world as many in Washington think.

African American actress Stacy Dash has formally endorsed Mitt Romney for President. The actress tweeted that Americans should “Vote for Romney. The only choice for your future.” 

Amazing what one debate can do to the health and possibly the future of the GOP candidate, Mitt Romney.

According to the conservative Magellan BR poll released today, Mitt Romney will win in a landslide, over half of the respondents prefer someone other than Sen. Mary Landrieu and Senator Vitter leads Mitch Landrieu by over five points.