Quick - tune in MSNBC.  It's just too good to miss.

'American Idol meets Who Wants to be a Senator'.

That's KO's 'analysis' of Brown's speech.

Now interviewing Huffington & pushing the meme that voters are 'still voting for change'.

Now Brown's a 'snake-oil salesman' for pretending to be 'independent' - well, KO should know from snake-oil even though he doesn't have a clue.

KO couldn't even acknowledge Brown's homage to Ted.

Rachel's turn.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz: it wasn't about healthcare - 98% of MA residents have healthcare so it couldn't have been about that.  'The buck stops with the candidate'.  This was just a 'bump in the road'.  The reason Brown won was that the Republican base was a lot more enthusiastic about electing their candidate.  (Never mind the 3:1 Dem registration advantage).

They're in total panic mode - they're now convinced their only option is to pass something, anything, to avoid getting 'creamed in November'.  The talking heads want the Dems to have 'an accomplishment' to show for all this effort & to go into the fall elections with 'something'.  Trouble is, that 'something' will be a bright, luminescent target.

OK, not just yet.

While in the midst of a segment about 'what this means to women' and bemoaning how Massachussetts has never elected a woman governor or senator, Rachel chooses, without any sense of irony or self-awareness, to trash Sarah Palin.

OK, now back to you.  Really.

The best thing is they still don't get it.  They are all over now whining about nothing will get done now.  Hahahhaa!

And he's the one calling Limbaugh the Worst Person in the World.  Notice he doesn't do a bit on the Worst Idea in the World - it's all personal demonification with him.

They had no problem telling the people how wise they were for voting as they did in 2008. It just reinforces the perception of the far left media.

BTW I was throughly entertained browsing the posts over on the Huffington Post this morning. Quite amusing.

What's with Beck today?  I hear he went off on Brown's (trivial) embarrassing of his daughters, saying he 'could end up with a dead intern' in his future.  WTF?

Congratulation for the Republican for this victory! It is one that was clearly earned

He has done a very good campaign against a candidate who was so arrogant and condescendant, he (and the GoP) deserves that win so hard.

I kinda hoped he'd win, even if I like Obama one many issues. Seriously, no politician should act like they already won, and his opponent was just incompetent.

So, do you think/hope the 41 Republican Senators are going to act solely in obstructive manner, or there is going to be some work done in Congress?

Typical, they lose so now their candidate is a loser. Gotta love the Left. They are like the bad guys in movies and cartoons, you fail and they throw you under the bus.

IN Massachusetts?  Lilke it or not, there are still a lot of people that vote for a candidate just because of the letter behind their name.  And running a poor campaign for democrats in MA is no excuse as there has not been a good campaign from a democrat in MA in the last 50 years.  All they had to do was get nominated by the party to win.  Until now.  Clearly her campaign was not in itself the main reason for the loss.  But then those thinking the republicans can ride this win to victory in November are just as sadly mistaken.  It was not a republican win, it was an anti-establishment (DC) loss.