"Common Ground?"

Whatever happened to "Elections have consequences?"

Of course, the search for "common ground" or "middle ground" could be seen coming, esp as Obama and the Democrats were facing the defeat they did.

Gee, did Obama look for "common ground" in pushing ObamaCare?  I think not.  How about Harry Reid, when he buried hundreds of bills sent to the Senate by the Republican-controlled House?

This will get interesting.  The Republicans were painted as "The Party of No" for the past few years.  If Obama, as he has threatened, uses his veto liberally (yes, pun intended), will he be labeled "The President of No?"  We all know the answer to that one.

I'm not sure what to make of the results of Tuesday.  Hmmm......  How many of the Republicans are merely Establishment Republicans?  If most of them are, well, don't expect much in the way of change.  We know what Establishment Republicans are all about, and it's not us.

More later, when I have more time.  A thrilling lecture, I'm sure, awaits on Sectionalism in the Ante-Bellum years.  (Not Anti-Bellum!!!!!!)  Ha Ha Ha......