It has been ten days since the polls closed on the most expensive and surprising (and, to many, disappointing) mid-term in U.S. history.

With more than 42 million early votes already cast, this campaign – the most expensive mid-term in American history...

Four trends are emerging as we head into the midterms that are likely to have long-term consequences for corporate America: Polling, partisanship, passion and populism

“In this age, in this country, public sentiment is everything.  With it, nothing can fail;

against it, nothing can succeed . . . "

I try not to waste your time repeating what has already been said about Tuesday’s primaries in Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Arizona and Washington . . .