Does This Mean That the House is Now Filled with Liberal Democrats and Conservative Republicans Who Won't Speak to Each Other?

If so, that may be contrary to the pervasive desire of voters across the country that the two parties work together to make things work.



By the way, below is a link to a book which every member of both parties and all Americans needs to read if they're serious about addressing the national debt. It's a non-partisan look at the problem, its consequences, and the hard choices faced, written by David Walker, an experienced budget hand, who served presidents of both parties.

What GOP Wins on Tuesday May Mean for Health Care Reform

An interesting conversation...

Historic Significance of GOP Takeover of House of Representatives