psrock said:
A lot of Democrats won in states they usually never win, they are only there because Bush's failure, now I expect Republicans to pick up those states again. At least Congress may find a way to work together again. |
Correct.
All major polls indicate that if voters feel the same way today, and continue down the same path, Republicans will pick up about 20 seats in congress, and 7 seats in the senate. That would make the senate 48/50 (2 independants, AFAIK in Sanders and Liberman) in favor of the D's.
The scary thing is (for Dems) that many states that normally do not vote Republican are leaning in that direction. Massachusettes voted for a Republican senator - first in over 3 decades. California polls have Boxer in the lead by just 1-4% which is insane...So the swing could potentially be devastating for the Democrats.
I agree that congress needs to work together. We usually have the best results when its a mixed congress, and a moderate president. That, or a mixed congress and a smart president (ala Regean)
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.







