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Florida’s first black Republican congressman since Reconstruction credited the Tea Party with standing up against allegations of racism from the left in supporting his successful candidacy.

Long seen as the “good ol’ boy party”, the GOP undeniably showed during this year’s midterms the rising presence and influence of women in the Party.

The more conservative the message the broader the support as Ben Quayle tops seven candidates who received more donations from outside the home state.

The 2010 mid-term elections revealed a third conservative awakening. I call this one the People’s Revolution. The proponents of this great political awakening became known as the Tea Party

The Republican Party did not win on November 2nd, 2010. The Republican Party was the weapon of choice at the ballot box for millions of ordinary Americans to vent their dissatisfaction with leaders who were bankrupting America and passing mountains of debt on to their children and grandchildren.

“I think what the Republicans ought to do first of all, in order to punctuate the point that Obamacare is grotesquely unacceptable to the American people, at least in the House take the full repeal to the floor and have a vote. I promise you it will pass with as many as 20 Democrats.

Senator Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) and Senator Evan Bayh, (D-Ind.) discuss the mid terms and what the challenges are for America.

We realized that the benefits to dependence are far outweighed by its negatives. We realized that we couldn’t have freedom without limited government, that we couldn’t have wealth without work, and that we couldn’t have unending handouts without unending debt.

In one night, Hispanic Republican Party candidates won three statewide races – two governorships and one senate seat. Democrats only have one Hispanic statewide office holder in the country, Sen. Bob Menéndez of New Jersey.

Rep. Michele Bachmann, (R-Minn.), on the midterm election results and her announcement to run for the House Republican Conference Chair.