Now that the midterm elections are over and the GOP has regained control of the U.S. House, top Republican leaders are focusing on their next big goal: Stopping former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin from running for president. Politico reported that many top GOP leaders believe “Palin’s nomination would ensure President Barack Obama’s re-election, as the deficiencies that marked her 2008 debut as a vice presidential nominee — an intensely polarizing political style and often halting and superficial answers when pressed on policy — have shown little sign of abating in the past two years.” Palin dismissed the article, saying that the anonymous sources needed to “man up” and that they were “making stuff up again.”
Some hope that the GOP takeover of the House will cause the two parties to work together to get things done. But some political analysts are 
If any Democrat didn’t deserve to go down with his party’s ship Tuesday, it was state Treasurer Dennis McKinney. A farmer and pro-life, pro-gun conservative Democrat who led the minority in the Kansas House, McKinney was a friend to everybody and did a good job after being appointed treasurer by then-Gov. Kathleen Sebelius. “Shoot, the guy is a Greensburg tornado survivor who helped lead the town’s rescue and recovery efforts, beginning when he lifted his neighbor and her 1-year-old son to safety from the rubble of their home,” 
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