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Not sure if you heard about this or not, it was kind of a little small sort of human

interest story that the news was talking about last night. There was an election they call

it the midterm election. Maybe you heard about it. Results, which I'm sure you also heard

Democrats took the House as expected. Republicans kept the Senate picked up a few seats, sort

of not expected on that. And Democrats gained 28 seats in the House, made no gains in the

Senate. As opposed to say, the 2010 midterm elections, when obviously Obama was the President

and Republicans gained 63 seats in the House and I think five or six in the Senate. So,

that was a red wave. This is not a blue wave as was advertised and as we were promised,

not a blue wave, not a blood bath. Wasn't a red wave either. Wasn't a blood bath in the

other direction. Now, the spin doctors are going to go to work and spin it one way or another

as they already have been doing. Obviously, but there weren't any waves. There were some

ripples going in either direction, which is not what we were told. Instead, I think the

Democrats did basically what they had to do, what they were going to do. Given the way

that the map was drawn up this time around, there really wasn't much chance or possibility

that Democrats would fail to gain the House. So, that was going to happen. It was inevitable.

The question was whether it would be a trouncing and whether they could seize control of the

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