So it’s finally here–Election Day 2010.  It has been a long two years for conservatives.  After sustaining significant electoral defeats in 2006 and 2008, we’ve witnessed deficits explode and the national debt rise to nearly $14 trillion.  We’ve seen the initial phase of socialized medicine in the United States, passed through the Congress without transparency on a strictly partisan vote.  We’ve seen excessive regulation, crippling tax hikes, 10% unemployment, and the folly that is Keynesian economics.  We’ve seen absolute disregard for the United States Constitution and an effort by this administration to change this country into a European-style social democracy by dramatically expanding the role of the federal government.

But in that two years, we’ve gone to a lot of tea party rallies and met…