[TheRealVille]

When Obama took office, Democrats had large majorities in both the Senate (57 seats) and the House of Representatives (257 seats).

In January, after 6 years of Obama's lawless behavior in the Oval Office, Republicans control both houses of Congress by comfortable margins (54 Senate seats and 244 House seats). Republicans have their largest majority in the House since Herbert Hoover was president in 1930 (84 years ago).

If you look at what happened to the Democrats at the state level across the country, it is even more clear that Republicans delivered a historic smack-down to the Democratic Party this week. This does not happen with every president. Most presidents lose a few seats in second term mid-term elections. Obama continues to be a wrecking ball for (to) the national Democratic Party.

If you are not seeing this election as a monumental repudiation of Obama, his liberal agenda, and his failure to faithfully execute the laws of the land, then maybe you should be watching Fox News.

Every President, at least back to Reagan, came in with majorities in Congress from their party. And, in every one of those terms, in the 6th year midterms, Congress went to the other party.

The turnaround this time came mostly from red states electing republicans. Again, shocker huh?