Unified party control of the organs of government has proved no panacea.

The health care bill is nothing about health care- it's about controlling the people.

When people look at local government, they're not looking at party affiliation or ideology. They're looking at the character of their local officials and the quality of services they receive. I guess we could throw in tax rates as a third factor. And if it happens to be that Republican office-holders are satisfying local voters, then so be it. People will cross party lines.

ultimately, the system proved instrumental in fostering an undeniably unified restaurant staff.

gain their stranglehold control of the party again.

They know I go out and party, but they are over it because they know they can't control it anymore. Normally they are off my back at night.