Yes, it was the biggest party turnover in the House in over half a century. But for some strange and mystical reason, the sky refuses to fall, despite vicious attempts by panicky Democrats and disillusioned Republicans to pull it down. In confronting the demons he now faces as a result of the “shellacking” in November,…

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If one thing is for sure this November, the loser or winner of the 2010 midterm Elections will not be the politicians on the ballots; rather, the American citizenry casting these ballots. In an election year that has produced the highest campaign spending in the history of the republic (almost $2 billion), the battle has…

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