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Last night, the Republicans retake the Senate with a minimum 52-45 count with the prospects of winning Alaska and Louisiana that would give them a 54-45 majority.
Also the Republicans gained several gubernatorial victories from Democratic strongholds Illinois, Maryland, and Massachusetts.
By nights end, America throughout the Country gave a resounding rejection of the Obama Administration.
This was a historic evening as Montana elected the first Republican Senator in over a hundred years and Utah elected the first Black Female (Mia Love) to the House of Representatives.
The House of Representatives nearly have 245 which is the most since President Truman (1945-1953). It was a long night as we watched hotly contested races that took place in Virginia, New Hampshire and North Carolina that were thought of as “firewalls” to protect the Democratic majority and Harry Reid.
But the message was clear. North Carolina went to the Republicans and Virginia and New Hampshire were too close to call. Last night was a total and utter defeat for the Obama Administration.
