[Nuclear1]

O'Donnell lost.

YES

[Mongoose]

I'm not even entirely sure who I voted for, to be honest, since there weren't any independent candidates to choose from, and I was too lazy to attempt a write-in.  The only state representative I cared about was running unopposed, so the whole thing felt like a massive waste of time.  We didn't even have any fun ballot initiatives.

[NGTM-1R]

Rand Paul won.

O'Donnell lost.

We're only halfway ****ed?

[Nuclear1]

We'll see how Nevada, Colorado, and Alaska go.

But we may not be as ****ed as we thought.

[Bobboau]

Rand Paul won.

O'Donnell lost.

We're only halfway ****ed?

would you have rather had it the other way around?

[NGTM-1R]

would you have rather had it the other way around?

Rand Paul might actually be effectual. O'Donnell was clearly not going to be.

[Nuclear1]

Pennsylvania and Illinois are extremely close for the Senate.

[Mongoose]

But we may not be as ****ed as we thought.

You really think it'll matter which letter winds up winning out the night?  We're equally ****ed regardless. I suggest the Nuke Plan.

[SpardaSon21]

It looks like the Republicans have taken the House.

Eat **** and lose your Speakership, Nancy Pelosi!

[Nuclear1]

Boxer, Wyden, and Brown projected to win

Reid's doing well in Nevada too.

[Bob-san]

Looks like Republics will have the House for the next 2 years.

[Nuclear1]

Good, we just gave them enough rope to hang themselves with.

[redsniper]

Sweet! We can waste even more time and money with pointless inter-party 'us versus them' fighting! It's worked so well for the US that people repeatedly try to create the same situation in HLP. (By which I refer to anything that would put mods and campaigns in 'competition' but I digress...)

[Turambar]

It's amazing how quick people are to hand power back to the morons who got us into this whole mess

[Bob-san]

It's amazing how quick people are to hand power back to the morons who got us into this whole mess

It's amazing how much dissent the Democratic party has caused in 2 years.

[Galemp]

Well I'd rather have the GOP obstructing policy than writing it.

[Nuclear1]

Let's see how the GOP likes obstructionism now.

[Swifty]

Now the Republicans are clamoring for reduced spending and smaller government? Where the frick were they since 2001? The National Debt was 83% of the GDP when Bush left office and somehow this is all the Democrats and Obama's fault.

[General Battuta]

It's amazing how quick people are to hand power back to the morons who got us into this whole mess

It's amazing how much dissent the Democratic party has caused in 2 years.

No it's not. It's exactly what happens to the incument president's party every election cycle. Since the 1940s.

Nothing has changed. The only time there was a weird aberration was at one point in the 2000s post-9/11.

[Bob-san]

It's amazing how quick people are to hand power back to the morons who got us into this whole mess

It's amazing how much dissent the Democratic party has caused in 2 years.

No it's not. It's exactly what happens to the incument president's party every election cycle. Since the 1940s.

Nothing has changed. The only time there was a weird aberration was at one point in the 2000s post-9/11.

I was actually rather sarcastic with that comment. Policy will be ****ed up if Democrats or Republicans write it. Both parties have great ideas and both have abysmal implementation. Except now, those leaning Democrat have a hardier scapegoat.