~li~I will not believe any candidate promising “change” or “reform”. We hear this from practically every candidate during elections and buy it every time. When the government does change or reform it ends up costing us more and making the process longer and more complicated. The only real change or reform is when the voters change who is elected.I will vote against candidates who are professional    .. more …

You could call it the Trailways tour, or the non-campaign tour, or the I-hope-I-run-into-Sarah-Palin-at-a-truck-stop tour. But I’m going to call President Obama’s bizarre three-day road trip around the upper Midwest his Sesame Street tour.Sesame Street, as in “brought to you by the number 270 and the letters G, O and P.”With America’s rural population at a record low (only 16 percent of us live    .. more …

As the mid-term election campaign season mercifully ends, it seems like it would be a good time to do some accounting and show how much money as perverted and pervaded our election processes and provide some steps on how to end this obscenity of spending. Consider the following results: – A short article in the St. Petersburg Times last week estimated that about $2 billion will be spent on    .. more …

Your ability to vote in elections is one of the greatest freedoms that we have in this country, and choosing public representatives from a list of candidates on the ballot is something that not every citizen in the world has the luxury of doing. If you aren’t a registered voter and are old enough to do so, then you should make a point of making your voice heard by taking part in local    .. more …

The Hunt for Red November was successful, to say the least.The Republicans dominated almost every race and sent shock-waves that spread from Orlando, to the rest of the country. Democrats can at least take solace in knowing that they still have the Senate and the White House, but still its kind of a bummer for them. It’s been a great ride, please let me break it all down for you.Rick Scott Wins    .. more …

MOTIVATION THEORIES EXPLAINING VOTERS BEHAVIOUR IN THE GENERAL ELECTIONS 2004 The outcome of the recent elections to the Lok Sabha and A.P assembly in India has taken the whole world, including India by surprise.Various explanations are being offered , both by political pandits as well as self-serving political players for this reversal of fortunes, which has witnessed the Indian national congress    .. more …