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Oh good then: Conservative = Dummed down stupid hypocritical killer Israeli loving, religious right with no understanding of common sense, war mongering moronic, Rush Limbaugh sycophants.

Oh good then: Republican = Corporate Fascist Nazi

Oh good then: Now we can guarantee at least 300 more years of war, and the kissing of Netanyahu's arse.

Oh good then: Now we can guarantee the Fascist Nazi Maniacs from Homeland Security will instruct their maniac cops to continue murdering Americans in cold blood - just for entertainment.

Oh good then: Now America can take a flying leap out of the frying pan and into the fire.

If you are reading this and immediately jumping to your mind - programming duality conclusion that I must support Demoncrats - you would be wrong.

Politics: No One Needs - no matter how much the Parasite Maniac Class tells you that you need them.

No one needs the blood sucking mosquitoes that no one invited to the picnic - who refuse to go away and quit attacking Human Beings.

If you want to talk about arresting all of them, and depositing them in a depleted uranium dump for the duration, then you have my ear.

Lion

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: Reuters/Jonathan Ernst

: Republicans have gained control of the United States Senate
: for the first time since 2006, wresting victories from
: Democrats as midterm voters expressed frustration with
: President Barack Obama and the White House.

: The GOP victory comes after conservative candidates emerged
: victorious in Arkansas, Colorado, Montana, South Dakota,
: West Virginia, North Carolina and Iowa, where Republicans
: were able to unseat incumbent Democratic lawmakers.
: Republicans also fended off an Independent challenger in
: Kansas, while Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell – and
: likely the new Majority Leader – safely escaped a
: Democratic challenger to hold onto his seat in Kentucky.

: Currently, the makeup up of the Senate stands as such:
: Republicans with 52 seats and Democrats with 45.

: Meanwhile, conservatives maintained their advantage in the
: House of Representatives, which remained strongly within
: the hands of Republicans. Early results showed the GOP
: gaining eight seats.

: SEE LINK FOR US STATE RED/BLUE MAP

: The results are not altogether surprising. Most polling
: analysts had the chances of a GOP takeover at around 75
: percent before Tuesday’s voting commenced. Republicans
: faced tighter-than-expected races in Kentucky, Kansas, and
: Georgia, but ultimately their candidates were able to pull
: ahead.

: For President Obama and the Democrats, the results are a
: significant setback, especially for the White House's
: governing agenda over the next two years. While some
: pundits have expressed hope that Congress can work with
: Obama to pass lingering free trade deals, immigration
: reform, and tax reform, most others have projected
: continued gridlock.

: On the eve of Election Day, pollsters at Gallup ranked Obama's
: approval rating at just 41 percent. Concerns over how his
: office has handled the Ebola crisis, immigration and the
: so-called Islamic State, among other issues, have proven to
: be costly to the Democratic Party and its congressional
: candidates.

: Despite being one of the main architects of the GOP's strategy
: to oppose Obama on most issues, McConnell said there was
: another way forward in Washington, noting, “just because we
: have a two-party system doesn’t mean we have to be in
: perpetual conflict."

: “We do have an obligation to work together on issues where we
: can agree,” he added. “I don’t expect the president to wake
: up tomorrow morning and view the world any differently. He
: knows I won’t either.”
: by Taboola