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It's already the conventional wisdom: This was all about anti-incumbency not anti-Obama. David Gregory just spent 10 minutes rambling about this point. Ramesh's Republican strategist concurs, saying this wasn't anti-Obama. Full Article at The Corner
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Even with some returns from Tuesday still being counted, the curtain has been raised on the 2010 campaign -- which is shaping up as a political perfect storm that will keep campaign junkies hard-wired to their Twitter feeds and voters faced with... Full Article at New York Post
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There's a lot of smart analysis being written about last night's elections, including great insight from my TIME colleagues Jay Newton-Small and Karen Tumulty. What do the Republican wins in Virginia and New Jersey mean for Obama's health care agenda? Full Article at Time Magazine
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"For a mayor very confident in himself, this is an earthquake," said George Arzt. However narrow it may be, the win makes Bloomberg only the fourth three-term mayor in the last century. Full Article at New York Daily News
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Would one-party domination in any combination of Tuesday's off-year elections really indicate where this country is going politically? Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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We have an environment where nonincumbents have a good argument to make — that Washington is still broke ... But my guess — and I think it's a well-informed opinion — is that by the time we get to next year, the election will be a lot more about Barack Obama.
SOURCE: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
