They call it the ‘enthusiasm’ gap, but there is no enthusiasm behind the wave hitting the election booths across the nation today. It is fear of more liberal havoc, and it has the GOP-Independent alliance coming out in enormous numbers compared to a Democrat base disillusioned and fractured. Gallup’s last broadside of data is just […]

One thing we can take away from this election is you cannot spend tons of money putting lipstick on a pig and fool the American voters: Despite a deluge of campaign spending over the last few months by Republican-leaning outside groups, Democratic candidates and their allies have outspent Republicans over all on television advertising in […]

I would like to get everyone’s observation about election day in one thread (I saw some of you already commented). Feel free to share the experience on this historic day!

This election is the nexus of a lot of factors and forces that have combined in harmonic synchronization to create a major political shift. Not in terms of party preference (since both parties enjoy low support and the largest growing affiliation is ‘independent’), but in terms of the relationship between the people and the government. […]

There are tons of individual races which can be indicators of how the election will play out – but there is one state (mine of course) which will measure the level of the wave right after the polls close at 7 PM Eastern. These results may be earlier than most other states and will be […]

I was sent two charts that really explain why this election is important and why the Democrats are being fired by the American people. The first chart shows who it was who was ‘stimulated’ by all the massive deficits racked up by the Democrats in 2 short years (ama$$ing $% trillion dollars!) (click to enlarge): […]

Christine O’Donnell produced this 30 minute advertisement as her closing argument to Delaware voters. A regional cable operator ‘forgot‘ twice to air it (check in with Ed Morrissey for all the slimy details). This is not the American way. No one should be allowed to get between the voters and their candidates. So let everyone […]

I am native of the DC beltway, growing up amongst the movers and shakers who flit through our area. Our family ended up here in part because my grandfather did a stint as a US Congressman [D]. It is why I know a lot about the pulse of this town. As a federal contractor I […]

Last week I predicted around a 75 house seat pick up for the GOP, along with a 9-11 senate seat win (you can’t win 75 seats in the house and not tip the Senate). I may have underestimated what is coming on November 2nd. Gallup is out with it’s generic voter results for the final […]

When the country is fed up with two-faced politicians spouting fantasy BS, why would you go out on the last Sunday before the election and spout fantasy political BS? If you listened to Democrats this morning they claim America loves them, supports their policies, blames the GOP for the mortgage collapse (we all know it […]