According to many pundits, the resuls of the November 4th elections, where Republicans gained at least seven seats in the US Senate and several more in the House of Representatives, represents a sea change in American politics. But will this change in politics represent a change in American public policy?

It appears that the first order of business will be for the GOP to decide how best to use their new mandate. Will they pursue a path of compromise as articulated by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, or will they embrace the attitude expressed by Senator Ted Cruz, who pronounced an end to the era of Obama before a crowd of cheering constituents? What’s more, if the GOP does decide to strike a conciliatory tone, is there much common ground to be found?

Guard against those whose messages make us curious, seduce with their fascination, and captivate with their sincerity. Make no mistake about the nature of all those that seek to rule over you. To quote George Washington, “Government is not reason, it is not eloquence — it is force! Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master.” Do those that seek to rule over you, intrigue you? Then you will be wise to understand that ruling by intrigue is a high skill of government that seeks only your submission, not your liberty!

I sent the following email to my senators and congresswoman, asking them to support new, bold, committed and conservative leadership for the U.S. House and U.S. Senate, instead of the same old failed leadership that has been allowing our great nation to go down the river of poison of liberalism.

Now that the GOP has a majority in both the U.S. Senate and U.S. House, if they want to keep it, it would behoove them to get rid of the testicular-deprived excuse for “leadership” in both the House and Senate, i.e. John Boehner and Mitch McConnell. And it sounds like some of the newly elected elephants are ready to get rid of the RINOs.

After sweeping the electoral map on Tuesday, the Republican Party has a clear, historically powerful mandate from the American people: stop Obama and his healthcare takeover. And there’s a clear plan to do just that.

“It takes 60 votes to do a lot of things in the Senate, but there are some things we can do with 51 votes,” said Senator Mitch McConnell. If he is truly determined to use the power of the purse, McConnell should get busy in the December funding bill — before the 2016 presidential election cycle consumes the congressional cycle. Take as many bites at the apple as possible.

Can I be blunt? President Obama got his butt kicked. Every talking head on the tube is pointing the finger at his unpopularity. “The bloom is off of the rose. It is a direct repudiation of his policies. The era of Obama is over.” It is as if everyone knows it but him.

Now that the 2014 mid-terms are over and the Republican Party has taken the Senate and still holds the House with greater numbers, do not expect the Obama administration to slow down their destructive policies one bit. Expect the war to intensify and Obama to go full bore with his scorched “anti-constitutional” Marxist policies; understanding that the end of his reign over the American people is at hand… or is it?

When the dust settles, Republicans should learn that the security issue trumps Sandra Fluke’s latest sex crisis with women. In short, it should be clear to national Republicans after this election that the failure of liberal national security and economic policies provide principled Republicans a pathway to gaining an edge with the suburban woman voter.