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Reid will tie up the Senate, regardless, unless the GOP gets 51 seats AND ends the filibuster. You betcha the Dems will play hard ball to the point of making the W years look like The Club Of Lost Friends. Oh, and Bernanke will start cranking up the rates to insure the 2014 economy is either in depression or recession. It's all part of how they gamed this. For them, they're truly in the drivers seat. They could be right.
Earlier today when Mitt Romney made his closing argument in Wisconsin, he said he would work with Congress to get things done in Washington should he be elected and pointed out President Obama's track record of not doing so. Shortly after Romney's speech concluded, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, the guy who hasn't even introduced a budget in more than 2000 days, vowed not to work with Romney should he win next Tuesday.
Mitt Romney may be promising bipartisanship in his closing argument in the 2012 contest, but one of the Republican presidential nominee's harshest critics on...
What might happen is that Mitt will have very long coattails. In that case, and if turnout for the GOP is high, the Republicans still might have a chance to gain a net 5 or 6 seats. But, don't hold your breath.