The House is in Order

As elections go, it WAS exciting.


Probably the most exciting one I have seen in quite some time.

First congratulation it the Tea Party movement. Their getting behind the likes of Rand Paul and Marco Rubio was a good step in the right direction.
This movement is long from being over, so get use to it being around.

And congratulation to Ron Johnson for his victory in Wisconsin at taking down Russ Feingold. That’s a big move.

One of my biggest interest was the Illinois US Senate race pitting Mark Kirk against Alexi Giannoulias. That was a squeaker, but Kirk pulls it off to take Obama old US Senate seat. Even though Kirk is not the type I really hope would emerge on the IL GOP ticket, the alternative in the US Senate would be hideous, to say the least.

Surprising results...

Toomey in Pennsylvania. That was huge

Brown in California Governor race- CA will never learn.

Nikki Haley, SC Governor Race- And they said she couldn't win... ok, right.

John Boozman win over Blanche Lincoln (YES)

Harry (Ass) Reid win in NV- Obama still has a socialist ally in the Senate

Brian Sandoval victory over Harry (Ass) Reid son, Rory Reid- Guess daddy's SEIU buddies forgot about the chip off the old (literally) block.

The Best of the Rest…

Alan Grayson defeat in Florida- No one could shut him up… except the electorate

Some will say this wasn't a referendum on Obama and that Americans have not embraced Republicans.


Part of that would be true. Embracing Republicans.
They have a lot of fence mending to do, nows their chance.
As I see it, it was a referendum to the following

JOBS

ECONOMY

WILD SPENDING and DEBT

OBAMACARE

BIG GOVERNMENT

CAP & TRADE

CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATIONS

SOCIALISM

BOARDER SECURITY

ARIZONA LAWSUIT

GZ MOSQUE

GULF OIL SPILL

In that order.

All on Obama’s watch and carried out by the 111th Congress.

Rampant Fraud in Missouri!!!

As reported by atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com

This is egregious, illegal and contemptuous of the rule of law. If something is not done in this Democrat illegal coup on our republic, millions will march on Washington.

• Demo-Coup Alert: They are Stealing the Election
• Top Union Official Caught on Tape Discussing Voter Fraud
•  More States Report Rampant Vote Fraud TX, AZ, PA, IL, NJ, NY, NC
• FLA City Commish Arrested Ballot Fraud

This is a call to action -- that means you and your loved ones:

Fifteen Missouri counties have more voters than census population Missouri Watchdog (hat tip Laura)

Missouri has about 90.3 percent of its census voting-age population registered to vote, but 15 counties show more registered voters than people 18 and older.

Missouri counties with more than 100 percent voter registration (in red)

• Reynolds County, 125.8 percent 
• Putnam County, 109.9 percent
• Butler County, 104.3 percent
• Gentry County, 103.9 percent
• Mercer County, 103.6 percent
• Shelby County, 103.2 percent
• Schuyler County, 101.6 percent
• Carter County, 101.5 percent
• Worth County, 101.4 percent
• Ozark County, 100.8 percent
• Dade County, 100.7 percent
• Holt County, 100.6 percent
• Pemiscot County, 100.6 percent
• Howard County, 100.4 percent
• Ralls County, 100.1 percent

Map: Missouri counties with more than 100 percent voter registration (in red)

These results use the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Missouri Secretary of State, but 12 of these counties also had more than 100 percent registration in 2008.

These numbers may be high but are an improvement after a federal lawsuit in 2005 found 37 Missouri election jurisdictions had more voters than voting age population.

An article in the Kansas City Star in October 2004 said “If Missouri’s voter rolls are accurate, that would mean that 98 percent of adults are registered to vote .”  But the lawsuit was dropped in 2009.