You would think any president would see the results from a blowout midterm election, where his party lost control of the Senate and several governorships in states he carried easily in his re-election, and be humbled by the results.  You might even think he'd change course and try to work with the opposition to get things done. In Obama's case, you would be wrong. Politico: Voters demanded change from Washington on Tuesday, and Republicans say it’s now up to President Barack Obama to deliver it. But don’t count on that happening. The White House that emerges after the midterm elections won’t look, act or sound drastically different than the one battered for months by Republicans and abandoned by Democrats desperate to hang onto power. The president will seek some common ground with Republicans, but there are limits to how far Obama wants to go — and Senate Democrats will let him go. Despite losing the Senate, Obama doesn’t...(Read Full Post)