Democrats in republican clothing don't sit to well either.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/11/03/obama-addresses-nation-democrats-lose-house/

It wont be long before you will be able to tell who is paid for, and who is there to serve the people.Perhaps the Republican Party will be divided much like the old Democrat Party.http://www.examiner.com/finance-examiner-in-national/republicans-working-behind-the-scenes-to-stop-ron-paul-from-house-chair-position

Except for a few good historical lesson such as the history of black conservatives prior to the rise of the progressive movement under the Jim Crow laws (democrats used to kill blacks for being conservative republicans - bet you didn't hear that in school) skip Beck and start listening to Conservative commentators like Mark Levin, Mark Steyn, Walter E Williams and Rush.

In the midst of this downturn the conservative (conservative democrat and republican) government drastically cut taxes and has spurred revenue to a surplus.

At this stage of the game most polticians either Democratic or Republican are in the pockets of corporations.

It’s nothing more than a legal ponzi scheme.Before the usual suspects start chiming in about who’s fault it is, keep in mind that neither Democrats nor Republicans ever had the guts to face the issue for fear of losing votes.

Without getting too political about it, this is a common practice when Democrat presidents take office.

The Republican field consists of 5 candidates (Primary in June) and any one of them would beat Reid by an overwhelming margin according to recent polls.Dina Titus is a freshman Democrat that narrowly beat the Republican incumbent last time around.

I find that Democrats want very little government involvement in people's social lives but a lot of government involvement in people's economic lives.