Democratic Victory

[kaura117]

Democrats have wrested control over both House and Senate... though, for the latter, only by a scalpel's edge. A stalemate now exists between the Legislative and Executive, and it is possible that the delightful scent wafting by is not so much the crisp Autumn air, but the reams upon reams of indictments aimed at the GOP's head.

Discuss?

[darkon]

The Democrats would be wise to not go after impeaching Bush, I'd love it as much as a lot of people but it would simply waste time and be a bad move in the realm of public opinion. With the current stalemate they should be firm in having an actual platform which they'll try and implement and try to make Bush crack.

[Nega-Brent]

The Democrats would be wise to not go after impeaching Bush, I'd love it as much as a lot of people but it would simply waste time and be a bad move in the realm of public opinion. With the current stalemate they should be firm in having an actual platform which they'll try and implement and try to make Bush crack.

Waste time like a war fought for no clear purpose?

[The Diabetic]

I like how every democrat I've heard in the past 48 hours has been spiteful and downright hateful in their victory.

[Nega-Brent]

I like how every democrat I've heard in the past 48 hours has been spiteful and downright hateful in their victory.

I like how I've only heard Democrats praise their victories as a sign that Americans want change and bipartisanship.

[Nega-Brent]

Our favorite asshole's take on the election results and what is to come.

Now the unintended consequence of the power shift in D.C. is that some Democrats will try to impose a secular-progressive agenda on the country.

Does he think at all before he opens his mouth?

[Belial]

Does he think at all before he opens his mouth?

Do you really have to ask that question?

[Samurai Drifter]

Unintended, huh?

Anyway, this is obviously great news for the country.

[Gundampilotspaz]

I HAVE ONE THING TO SAY TO YOU DIRTY SOCIALIST PIGS!

Congratulations!

[amy]

Why thank you!

[Ceraziefish]

Part of me wants to believe that something good will come of this but it's so hard.

There is one thing I agree with Bill O'Reilly on though:

But that could backfire on the Democrats as most Americans do not want Mr. Bush attacked. They want to see if the Democrats can do better.

[cappy]

what? i think only 30% of americans dont want bush attacked.

[Baltar]

If thats the case then those 30% would be the same rough 30% who approve of him being in office. p

[Samurai Drifter]

That was kind of the point...

Oh yeah, also... the democrats are a lot better to have in power than the republicans, but it must be remembered that during WWII it was a democratic president that ordered all the Japanese in America to be taken to prison camps. We can't totally let down our guard.