The 2010 election had some results which were very surprising and some not so surprising. For instance, the House of Representatives is now dominantly Republican. The Senate, though, is still mostly filled with Democrats. A couple of did lose their seats though. Tea Party endorsed candidates didn’t fare also as hoped. Congress, nevertheless, may be so deadlocked by party lines that it definitely won’t be able to do anything.
Might result in being bad to have election outcomes
If 2010 election voting results are being reported accurately, then Republicans could be representing the majority of the House of Representatives. Neither party is being very cooperative now that the Republicans could have some power. Some people call it standing on principle, which is billed as a good quality for officials, but it’s a negative quality in a 4-year-old. As a result of either party being unwilling to work with the other side, there is a possibility for deadlock in congress. Some people say that’s good. It really isn’t though. It’s bad. It needs to be avoided. Authorities are having difficulty right now. Part of this is that Palin bashes those who are realistic.
Everywhere sees it
A hung parliament is what took place earlier this year in Good Britain. When there is a nearly equal number of representatives in legislature, that is a hung parliament. As a result, no party has a majority, and nobody can get any business taken care of. The United Kingdom and other parliamentary governments have tried to stay away from it although the Tea Party claims it’s great. America is designed to be special in what takes place in it although something bad tends to be bad everywhere.
Can’t deny what it is
The Huffington Post reports that John Boehner realized that to “meet in the middle” with the president is good nevertheless although he will not do anything Obama wants. Being able to compromise is significant for officials to do. That is what democracy is all about.
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Huffington Post
huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/03/john-boehner-election-obama_n_778407.html
