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United States Midterm Elections, 2006

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The 2006 midterm elections were a landslide for the Republicans, as Stephen Colbert informed a scientist at the Arctic Research Station. Not a single Republican candidate for governor, senate, or house was defeated. The Republicans increase their majority in the House by 30 seats, though 2 elections are still in doubt. A runoff in TX-23 is planned for Dec 12th, and there are allegations of voting fraud pending in Fl-13 against challenging Democrat Paul Jennings. The Republicans also won 17 new Senate seats, including the one held by Republican Joe Lieberman. Ted Kennedy, however, squeaked by in a heavily contested election.

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The 2006 midterm elections were a landslide for the Republicans, as Stephen Colbert informed a scientist at the Arctic Research Station. Not a single Republican candidate for governor, senate, or house was defeated. The Republicans increase their majority in the House by 30 seats, though 2 elections are still in doubt. A runoff in TX-23 is planned for Dec 12th, and there are allegations of voting fraud pending in Fl-13 against challenging Democrat Paul Jennings. The Republicans also won 17 new Senate seats, including the one held by Republican Joe Lieberman. Ted Kennedy, however, squeaked by in a heavily contested election. The Republicans campaigned to redeploy from Iraq for an invasion of Iran. The Democrats simply wanted to cut and run from Iran. This article is a stub. You can get a Tip of the Hat* from Stephen by adding only truthiness to it.*Tip of the Hat not guaranteed.