I really do continue to boggle at the Democratic inability to capitalize on success, though. People like the Affordable Care Act! Why do you keep running from it?
Meanwhile, I did of course vote this morning. California is rather insulated from the national stuff because Jerry Brown was reelected in a walk, and neither of our US Senators were up this year. We also had slightly less of the proposition-related ridiculousness this year, although "less" is not "none". But it looks like almost nothing I voted against is going to pass, and nothing I feel strongly about is going to lose, so that's generally okay.
If only the midterms being over meant that we were done with election nonsense for awhile. But alas, it seems that will be with us always.
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Because of the ACA for the first time in four years I am finally not in severe pain every day. Which means I'm well enough to work, buy things, pay taxes. I do not understand who would benefit by taking that away.
But yes, all politics is local even in that case.