With a blog titled unopionionated, Ive been happily reading Obamas opinions on Romney, Romneys opinions on Obama.

In my humble opinion, Mr. Scott Rasmussen, whose reports provide the daily presidential polls is a busy man. (no brainer)

But a true leader is one who leads by example and not by opinion, and Paulo Coelho would agree.

But theres a problem, example versus opinion is actually 'opinion of example' versus 'opinion of opinion' . This again, is as shrouded in opinion as our general opinion of who was more beautiful, Madhubala or Maharani Gayatri Devi?

Which brings us to the real problem with opinions...they are subjective. To prove them either way, one needs something called argument. Now arguments have no end. Hence opinions and their corollarys which will be stated grandiosely, in an impassioned manner, in the course of an argument, to support an opinion will border on being 'unfounded, lame and often moronic.

Is there a possibility that my opinion may convince your opinion? That purely depends on whether you have to suck up to me for your livelihood. Or maybe you want to appeal to any of my senses for favourable gestures to be bestowed upon you.

For the time being...I am content to remain 'unopinionated'