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For anyone seeking a message in the most-watched elections in the nation, there are serious mixed messages today - for both of the major political parties heading into 2010 midterm elections. Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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(The New Republic) John B. Judis is a senior editor of The New Republic and a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Full Article at CBS News
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ALBANY (AP) -- President Barack Obama's decision in June to appoint a Republican congressman to a Pentagon post has paid dividends in November now that Democrats have gained the House seat by capitalizing on a split between moderates and conservatives... Full Article at Times Herald-Record
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One can fantasize about headlines that might be used to describe the goings-on at the White House after last night's election results. On the mood inside the Oval Office: "The Audacity of Mope." Full Article at New York Post
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Voters in four Southern California counties on Tuesday chose among scores of candidates for local offices and weighed in on a range of tax measures and other proposals, while voters in a Northern California congressional district picked a Democratic... Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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these races turned on local and state issues and circumstances and on the candidates in each race - and despite what some will certainly claim - the results are not predictive of the future or reflective of the national mood or political environment. Exit polls showed that both races turned on local iss...
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Americans have grown sick and tired of big government and reckless spending, and this vote is a sound rejection of the far-left policies that are hurting our nation
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I don't believe the vast majority of voters in the 23rd District -- be they Democrats or Republicans or independents -- are looking at this as a referendum on Barack Obama or as a referendum on the Republican Party or the Democratic Party or Rush Limbaugh or any of that
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Our challenges aren't Democratic or Republican ... They're not liberal or conservative. They are American challenges that we will overcome with American resolve. The only way that we can create jobs and attract economic development to our communities is by bringing people of all parties together and giv...
