Michael Medved has a good column on the recent election results. The essence is that America is a pragmatic country (ed note: most of the time, e.g. - Obama) and the candidate who knows the local issues and has some pragmatic answers will be the winner. I think that the 2008 Presidential election was an anomaly in that regard but having drunk deeply of the Kool Aid, voters seem to be returning to their traditional pragmatic approach. Getting back to basics and really trying to solve some of the enormous problems facing this country is a healthy sign that hopefully will yield results rather than "change."
townhall.com/columnists/MichaelMedved/2009/11/04/six_election_day_lessons
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