the rebirth of the voter

i very much lean to the right in terms of politics and most people realize that, but i am very open minded to the fact that the left is better at doing certain things. this election was the awakening of the American middle class to the elected officials... here's what they said...."dear Legislative branch, you've divided our districts, held lifetime seats, broken promises, lied, broken laws, and put our children in debt. Since you've claimed to be something you're not and become what you fought against we have taken the legislative trust across the aisle to the other side." I see 2 things happening. 1) the democrats misinterpret this as a sign that leftist policies are wanted and they swing the government way left. the voters wanted them to do what the republicans weren't, not to shift to the liberal left and they decide to vote right or independent. 2) the democrats use this chance to prove to America that they aren't a bunch of weak, tax raising, social communists liberals. they do this by reducing government spending and balancing the budget, keeping the tax breaks (but raising them slightly to offset the balance and help the middle class), and they come up with a comprehensive solution to get us out of Iraq while giving the Iraqi government a fighting chance to maintain stability. they do take the opportunity to lean policies slightly more left than normal but the voters don't too much care because it's not too much to the left. an era of democratic reign for 10 years will occur, until a democratic president does something wrong in foreign policy that makes the party look weak again....... i am happy with this election, and am glad that the republican party got its clocks cleaned pretty good. this will teach them for lieng to my fellow conservatives and use our vote. this will teach them for out of control spending, and this will teach them for being complacent. i want to say more, but i'll save the rest.