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MINNESOTA AND THE' COME

Tsunami Republican, or perhaps more properly the mega-collapse of democracy, has come all right - but "sensational balance" (but please).

To understand the scope midterm outcome of these should be borne in mind that at stake were not only all the seats in the House and a third of the Senate (which is renewed in the U.S. 'banded'), but also to 39 of the 50 governors plus many other important elections, "local", beginning with the parliaments of the Member, plus the mayors of towns and cities, the judges (which in many states are elected by the people), and so on.

one that until recently called Republican opposition was that even at these levels: in addition to a large Dem majority in both houses of Congress were also to command an absolute majority in States, both in terms of governors - most important - as a local parliamentary majority (which in turn determine the operating space of the Governor).

addition must also be considered - and I do not think the commentators are doing it at this time - that the former opposition now is not in great shape (as was, for example, in 1994 when Clinton suffered the comeback Republican Revolution), by contrast, is divided, disorganized and lacking leadership dramatically.

Yet, it went how it went.

In the House, to recover enough Rep to replace the majority of 39 seats. By 1994 the had torn 54. Today, we are guaranteed at least 60, at least twice as much as Larry Sabato foretold this summer.

This is the biggest republican parliamentary election victory last century, we must go back to 1894, at the time of the second election of Grover Cleveland to find a superior record. Trumpet as well as some "steel" as Ike Skelton, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee and a member of a panel of Missouri since 1976, when Obama was a high school in Honolulu.

Now everything will change. As just one example will now be the "Young Gun" Paul Ryan to head the crucial House Budget Committee, chair that until now was occupied by Dem John Spratt as the seat of South Carolina from which they were dethroned after almost thirty years (meaning he had won 14 consecutive elections).

In the Senate, where opposition of 41 senators out of 100 has a de facto veto power over all important issues, the ballot Rep ongoing credit if they have already seen no less than 46. Dem I have not lost the absolute majority but have passed since the "supermajority" (which had already lost earlier this year with the election of Scott Brown in Massachusetts) to a narrow majority of five or six senators (of which a is the one with the gun ).
In Chicago, sweet home Obama and the Democratic stronghold for decades, the Dem have also lost the Senate seat from 2004 to 2008 was that of Barack Obama (that, to be clear, that the infamous Blago had attempt to sell), which had strongly supported Obama in the Dem candidate had reserved his final campaign rally on Saturday. Not only that: they have also lost the seat of Springfield, the capital of Illinois, symbolic city from which Obama launched his candidacy in the primaries , where the incumbent MP was ousted by a rookie "everyman" supported by the Tea Party, father of 10 children and owner of the pizzeria none other than St. Joseph's Heavenly.

As for the Dem governors, who until recently it held an absolute majority (26 out of 50), have lost about a dozen states. There are many. It means that now three-quarters of U.S. states will be governed by the Republicans. Among these few crucial to win the presidency, such as Iowa, the quintessential swing-state Ohio (the neogov. Republican former Fox News host John Kasica ) and Pennsylvania. The MidWest

is now fully governed by those Republicans who just two years makes data were reduced as a regional party in the Deep South

But the most impressive peak was recorded in the election of parliaments "local", that should not be underestimated.

An avalanche of red state parliaments in these proportions was not even in the days of Reagan. In a dozen cases have Rep. won a majority in parliament where the opposition had until yesterday to be an eternity.

In Texas, the second state after California to population size (and the most promising of all for economic viability), after the 2008 elections concurrent with the election of Obama to the White House, the 150 seats in the local Chamber of Deputies were well distributed and 75 75 Rep. Dem; today are now 99 and 51 Dem. Rep.
Moving north, was a "worker" as Minnesota, where the young Republican governor Tim Pawlenty (particularly this name and this heard a lot about next year, when approximating the Republican primary) is juggling a local parliament for decades firmly in the hands of the Dem, and this morning 'wake up even with a Republican majority of 87 to 47.

As for the "Tea Party candidate, very banal, did well when they were good candidates, and it hurt when more or less" unpresentable "emblematic, respectively, the victory of Marco Rubio, Florida, and the defeat of O'Donnell in Delaware and Paladino in New York.

The last great Democratic stronghold is California, the largest U.S. state by population but also for the bureaucracy, tax burden, the excessive power of trade unions, environmental regulations, particularly public debt, it resembles more than any other to one of old Europe. There, the Republic have lost both the challenge for the Senate seat, where the former super manager of HP Carly Fiorina failed to blow the sailed boss Democratic Barbara Boxer, who for the governor's chair, that the Republican "anomalous" Schwarzenegger will not a new face, but the 72enne Democrat Jerry Brown who had long ruled the Golden State shortly after Ronald Reagan. The challenger super manager Meg Whitman of eBay and Disney, which complicates his considerable personal finances has spent on his campaign more money than anyone else in their rtasca history, has lost ugly. Ricordatevene the next time you ripetereanno who wins the election in America's richest (a prop: it seems that overall the elections in qesto Dem. Rep. To have spent most of the note).

summary:

"Somewhere along the way, who was the apostle of change it has become the target, overwhelmed by riding the same current which had been brought to the White House two years ago. "

E 'are the opening words of the analysis published in non-hot for some conservative blogs, but the New York Times .

Meanwhile, Hillary is in Kuala Lumpur , as far away as possible from the disaster.