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: TalkLeftRepublican House Gains
By Jeralyn
The media is over-focused on the Republican's House gains. Republicans and tea-partiers aren't going to take the Senate, and as I opined early this morning, the House win is of limited duration and it will be tough for them to get anything of substance passed.
Republicans will make gains in the House and they will crow about it until January, but it will be empty posturing. The radical right won't get any serious legislation passed during the next two years. They'll have greater success at being obstructionist and blocking Democratic proposals, just like they've done the past two years, only on a bigger scale. It will backfire on them in 2012. We'll be in worse shape and the voters will rightfully blame them and boot them out.
It's pretty clear the Democrats will keep control of the Senate. The headlines should read, Tea Partiers Fall Short.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on November 03, 2010 (boomark / email).
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