Congratulations Democrats
Had the Republicans held control of the House in yesterday's election, we almost certainly would have heard by now of how they "stole the election." We almost certainly would have heard allegations of "widespread voter fraud" and "disenfranchisement."
I'm not going to go that route, and I hope that Republicans in power won't either. I'll just say "congratulations."
Now that the results are in (at least in the House), Democrats and Republicans both have work to do. Democrats had better show the country how all of their better ideas are going to lead us in the right direction. Republicans had better figure out why they lost and fix it.
I'm not going to go that route, and I hope that Republicans in power won't either. I'll just say "congratulations."
Now that the results are in (at least in the House), Democrats and Republicans both have work to do. Democrats had better show the country how all of their better ideas are going to lead us in the right direction. Republicans had better figure out why they lost and fix it.
posted by Bryan Alexander | 7:11 AM
6 Comments:
How about returning to conservative values????
Santorum for President in '08.
Scott,
I couldn't agree more. I would love to see a President Santorum. However, it's discouraging to see that he wasn't able to hold his Senate seat.
P'wned
Sorry anonymous, but I have no idea what that means.
Google it.
Essentially, you got owned. Not you, Bryan Alexander, but you the collective GOP.
Rick Santorum was a conservative Republican in a traditional Democratic state, running against the son of a popular former governer. Bob Casey Jr. was also running as a Pro-Life Democrat. (His dad was the Casey in the Casey v. Planned Parenthood case) I think he (a real conservative) would play well on a national stage.
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