The last few days, analyses of Tuesday's election results have been like quickly turning the dial past several stations on the radio: "NY-23 was" -- "NY-23 was not" -- "off-year elections don't mean" -- "off-year elections can be a bellwether" -- "all politics are local" -- "national implications" -- "What this means for the Republican Party" -- "What this means for Democrats" -- "NY-23 was important for both" -- "The upstate New York election was not important because" -- "Republican's sweeping victories in Virginia" -- "upset in New Jersey" -- "the right wing of the Republican Party" -- "moderate Republicans" -- "moderate, Blue Dog Democrats" -- "the conservative movement" -- "left-wing Democratic agenda" -- and blah, blah, blah. Full Article at Town Hall