I might be fit to be gagged, so I don’t blurt out my thoughts in amazing terms that violate the liberal PC rules of communication. Oh, what a sin… an ever changing sin… that violation might be. Hard to keep up with what is politically correct from one day to the next. Except, I no longer care.

The Tea Party News Network (TPNN), on the heels of their launch seven days ago, today announced remarkable growth in traffic and online viewership. For TPNN’s initial broadcast on election night, the website received over 50,000 unique visits to TPNN.com, and more than 91,000 unique viewers to the live streaming video broadcast of their election coverage. TPNN launched on November 1, 2012 with the goal of providing news and opinion to conservative activists without the filter of the mainstream media or political party establishments.

You probably expected that after four years, the American electorate would be a more intelligent and informed body, right? After all, we have had four years to not only hear how Obama responds to issues and see how he responds to issues, but as some claim, mankind is “evolving” so we should be more intelligent four years later. No, not at all.

I’m not recognized as a card caring GOP member and definitely not a grumpy ole politician, but I’m also not a happy camper. I can be grumpy with the best of them and I intend to be among the grumpiest complainers, until sanity becomes contagious… truth becomes a way of life… and integrity is what we all strive for and is expected even of our politicians and leaders!

On NOVEMBER 9, 1954, President Eisenhower addressed the National Conference on the Spiritual Foundation of American Democracy at the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel, Washington D.C.: “Now Dr. Lowry said something about my having certain convictions as to a God in Heaven and an Almighty power. Well, I don’t think anyone needs a great deal of credit for believing in what seems to me to be obvious…This relationship between a spiritual faith…and our form of government is…so obvious that we should really not need to identify a man as unusual because he recognizes it.”