A bizarre series of episodes from the 2012 election are drawing increased attention.  According to a report at The Blaze, in over 59 precincts of Philadelphia,  plus 9 precincts in Cleveland, Ohio, not a single vote was cast for Mitt Romney. | Read More »

The most widely offered explanation for Mitt Romney’s defeat is that the Republican Party is disproportionately composed of — aging — white males.

Republicans could be defeatist and throw in the towel, or abandon our ideas and seek to become mini-liberals, but both choices are suicidal.

Mitt Romney now joins the long list of the kinds of presidential candidates favored by the Republican establishment– nice, moderate losers

Some lower-tier races — which are still important to conservatives — that are on no one’s radar screen.

Six races are still yet to be decided, but given current trends, it’s likely the GOP will lose 8 seats, which they gained in the 2010 midterm elections.

Among Democrats soon to be in total control in Sacramento, Jerry Brown’s a relative moderate.

Every re-elected president since Andrew Jackson has won with an increased popular vote percentage. Barack Obama didn’t.

West led on election night but currently trails challenger Patrick Murphy by 2,442 votes.

Conservatives should jauntily sing as Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers did in a year in which the country’s chin was on the ground.