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In November the citizens across this nation made the decision that they were discouraged by the direction this country was headed. There were sweeping changes in the Senate with a solid pickup of seats by the Republicans, but in the House of Representatives it was an unprecedented landslide for the Right.
The result of those changes will be a House of Representatives that is overwhelmingly in Republican control while the Senate maintains a narrow Democratic margin in the 112th Congress of the United States.
This is the setting for a Congress that will, almost assuredly, be one of the more interesting Legislative bodies this nation has ever seen.
I am not optimistic. With statements from outgoing Chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee, Henry Waxman, like, "I think is going to be one of the most rancorous periods of time in our country's history.", there stands little chance of any bi-partisan congruity.
Harry Reid has proven his wily political savvy by winning a race he should have lost. Nancy Pelosi has shown she still wields tremendous power in the House by remaining the Minority Leader after edging out the Redskins beloved Heath Shuler for that position. If anyone thinks these 2 are going away they are sadly mistaken,. Their voices are going to be as loud as ever which makes me cringe.
I have the feeling we are going to look at 2 years of stalemate. Regardless, it is going to be an interesting time in our Nation's history as we go forward until the next election in 2012, that is if we make it to November in light of the UFO's that are coming.
The result of those changes will be a House of Representatives that is overwhelmingly in Republican control while the Senate maintains a narrow Democratic margin in the 112th Congress of the United States.
This is the setting for a Congress that will, almost assuredly, be one of the more interesting Legislative bodies this nation has ever seen.
I am not optimistic. With statements from outgoing Chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee, Henry Waxman, like, "I think is going to be one of the most rancorous periods of time in our country's history.", there stands little chance of any bi-partisan congruity.
Harry Reid has proven his wily political savvy by winning a race he should have lost. Nancy Pelosi has shown she still wields tremendous power in the House by remaining the Minority Leader after edging out the Redskins beloved Heath Shuler for that position. If anyone thinks these 2 are going away they are sadly mistaken,. Their voices are going to be as loud as ever which makes me cringe.
I have the feeling we are going to look at 2 years of stalemate. Regardless, it is going to be an interesting time in our Nation's history as we go forward until the next election in 2012, that is if we make it to November in light of the UFO's that are coming.
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