The Democrats have overreached and face a tidal wave of voter anger over massive spending, a Congress that ignores the will of the people, and a seemingly insurmountable debt that will be handed off to future generations. The economy is stumbling along with close to 10% unemployment. Obama has no answers for solving the job problem or the debt problem.
Americans feel disenfranchised and, rightfully, angry. While the voters may not be voting for the GOP because they love John Boehner and Mitch McConnell, they are certainly going to be casting votes against Obama, Reid, and Pelosi.
Republicans will more than likely take the House with ease and will certainly gain seats in the Senate. Some believe that such a result will lead to gridlock, but perhaps gridlock is good. Congress has being doing to much, and government is growing too fast. A little time out might be exactly what is needed.
I don't expect Obama to deviate from his far-left agenda no matter what the result tonight. He is an ideologue with a mission to transform America from a nation of rugged individualists into a quasi-collectivist state with government as the central planner for major sections of the econonmy.
God Bless America.
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