This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batchel, checking Lancaster County, the best county in the best state, the Keystone State.

Lancaster County voted heavily for the Republican Party, as it always does. I welcome Jim McTagg,

former Washington editor of Barron's magazine, now a novelist in Lancaster County,

who enjoyed taunting me on election night, saying the Democratic team was up 10,000 votes.

Of course, Mr. McTagg knew those 10,000 votes came from Lancaster City.

So I looked surrounded by red is a blue city.

So I look first to Lancaster City.

Jim, a very good evening to you.

Are they hanging crape in Lancaster City?

Is there any sign of despair?

Good evening.

Hi, John.

There's no sign of life.

I think the people are hunkered down in their living rooms silently weeping or signing up. There's a new social media site called Blue Sky for wokesters who want to socialize with like-minded people.

So maybe they're sharing their despondency at this new website.

But I don't see any Harris signs around the city.

They've either blown away with the leaves or the people were too embarrassed to leave them out

and hid them in the trash can.

Now, there was a lot of talk before the election that the Amish were going to vote over some

issue to do with milk or eggs or something. Did that happen? Did you see Amish voting?

It did happen. Actually, the Republicans were aggressive in recruiting.

The Amish generally don't vote because they don't want to be part of government, but they

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