You see it all over the tube, the Internet and virtually anywhere and everywhere an opinion is given.

The IRS, the Justice Department has gone beyond all bounds.   

Are Republicans, who have for years have been under the thumbs of one of  the most powerful persons in Washington DC now starting to rebel against him?

Before the election, if I had told you that 77 percent of voters had a negative attitude on the economy and that Mitt Romney would beat Barack Obama by 22 points among those voters, you'd think Romney would easily win the election.

The network of the Republican Party and the conservative movement suffered a major embarrassment on election night.  

As in all elections whether for US President or for grammar school class president, a post-mortem invariably is always topped off with the “blame game” or whom caused the defeat?

I have got good news and bad news.

According to one Tea Party leader, the reason for Mitt Romney’s loss to President Barack Obama is that he was not conservative enough and was “weak-kneed” and a throwback to Bob Dole and John McCain.  The President Bush’s were not named, however.

With US Election Day now only one full day away, based upon the numbers supplied by Ron Faucheux of Clarus, President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are tied in the popular vote, however, the President has slight leads over Governor Romney in some key battleground states—Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa.    Romney does lead in delegate rich Florida.  He also has a commanding lead in Indiana and Montana.  

Polls, shmolls.

Much is being made over two Louisiana polls issued a week apart measuring Louisiana voters’s opinion in an national election year and a non -statewide election year for the state.