
I'm not sure which is going to be worse: The triumphalism of the Rs if they do as well as "expected," or the triumphalism of the Ds and their career "progressive" lackeys if they don't.* ("Expected" in quotes because, well, "We create our own reality," including all the polling and, with electronic voting machines, the results as well. And by "we" I don't mean us, if you see what I'm saying.)
Personally, the minor hope that I have is that Rs win either the Senate or the House, and not both. Given the givens, a divided government that has ceased to function is the best option available, since the current government has done nothing but make matters worse.
And the major hope that I have is that third parties, like the Greens, and NOTA do very well.
NOTE * The vilification and purging of "bad elements" from the Ds, which is the job of "progressives" everywhere, and especially the funded ones, will continue no matter what, of course.
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yes.
i too hope for "gridlock." it's the best we can hope for.
If the truck is out of control, head for the gravel ramp!
"Gridlock 2010" would have been a great slogan.
Yep, gotta agree
Please let it be the House. I wan to see The Orange Man and how he'll handle the Speakership and then see everything come to a creeping crawl when the bills go over to the Senate, still controlled by the Dems.