In the wake of Donald Trump's stunning victory over Hillary Clinton for the presidency, Republicans are also celebrating an almost equally unlikely outcome in down-ballot races.  While few gave the Democrats any chance of taking the House, there was almost universal agreement among observers that the GOP's hold on the Senate was in grave danger. Faced with the task of defending 24 seats compared to just 10 for Democrats, Republican senators rode Donald Trump's coattails to victory. CNN: The biggest surprise is that Trump was no drag on the GOP ticket at all -- and might have even helped carry the party. Trump's margin of victory matched or exceeded those of Todd Young in Indiana and Sen. Richard Burr in North Carolina. Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, who embraced Trump despite expectations the GOP nominee lose his historically Democratic-leaning state, surged late in the race and benefited from Trump's stunning performance there. Incumbents Roy Blunt...(Read Full Post)