American voters — can't live with 'em; can't deport 'em.

It never ceases to amaze me what a fickle bunch we are. And for as worked up as so many of us get (see forums below), there appears to be a growing chunk of the electorate fed up with the hyper partisanship and are more than willing to vote their conscience rather than follow party dictates.

So what happened? As I expected — and how history has proven time and again — the incumbent party lost seats in both the House and Senate. Republicans took back the Senate while shoring up their majority in the House. (Governorships appear to be a push.)

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