An interesting view on the election from the always controversial Alex Jones, with Paul Joseph:

from www.prisonplanet.com (excerpt):

The empty "victory" of the Democrats' sweep of Congress has injected an
anesthetic of apathy into the body politic and slowed the momentum of
the move to have those responsible for 9/11 and the ensuing mess in Iraq
brought to justice....

Since leading Democrat power-brokers have already completely distanced
themselves from investigating even the Iraq WMD scandal, how on earth
can we expect them to look into 9/11 and it's ramifications? In that context in
what way was Tuesday night a defeat of the Neo-Cons if all it has done
is allowed them to escape the consequences of the last six years?...

The mid-term elections seem to have pacified large sections of activists
into believing the job has been done when in reality it's only just
beginning....

Many on the political left have betrayed themselves as partisan
hypocrites for not calling to task Democrats who are openly indicating they will
protect Bush from criminal proceedings. The trend is becoming painfully
clear as left-leaning websites across the blogosphere revel in
associating their power with the newly elected Democrats while poo-pooing problems
that were not fixed overnight but have seemingly evaporated into thin air for
some just because Democrats were successful.

The talking points of elite sycophants Nancy Pelosi and Howard Dean are
reverberating across the political spectrum - no impeachment of Bush, no
investigation of Iraq and no independent inquiry into 9/11.
Establishment phonies who previously railed against Bush are lining up and following
orders.

Nancy Pelosi again repeated her assertion today that impeachment was
"off the table," echoing Howard Dean's comments to the Daily Show with Jon
Stewart last night that, "we're not gonna do that."

The progressive community has put itself to shame by proving they only
ever cared about one party and not about America. Bellwether liberal websites
like Crooks and Liars are already slavishly drooling over "Speaker
Pelosi," even though that position is yet to be voted on. Bush and pro-torture
Pelosi (she voted against condemning torture of Iraqis) meanwhile are busy
kissing up to each other and scheming on how they can push through Bush's mass
amnesty program that his own Republican House rejected.

Do we really expect Pelosi to stand up to the war-hungry Neo-Cons when
she personally attacked the Iraqi President for not supporting Israel's
absolute butchery and destruction of Lebanon? Memories of liberal excuses for
Bill Clinton's Serbian holocaust come flooding back.

Bush has signed into law the framework of a dictatorship under the
Military Commissions Act, the updated Patriot Act and other bills, but the
Democrats have not uttered a sound to suggest they will attempt to repeal any of
this horrendous legislation.

The proto-dictatorship could never have been put in place without the
seminal event of 9/11 and it is imperative that the 9/11 truth movement
not be pacified by a sham re-arranging of the deck chairs. We must push like
never before for a new independent investigation of 9/11 and if
Democrats stand in our way they will be considered collaborators and part of the
cover-up.

Where's the call to repeal the torture legislation? Where's the call to
repeal the Patriot Act? Where's the call to stop the NSA spying on
Americans? What we should be hearing is repeal, repeal, repeal, but
instead it's betrayal, betrayal and more betrayal on the part of the brown-nose
Democrats. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss....

We don't seek to create divisions between the progressive community and
the so-called "conspiracy crowd" but unless immediate action is undertaken
to ensure Pelosi does not become Speaker of the House nothing whatsoever
will have been achieved by Tuesday night.

Liberals need to decide if they are on the side of a political party or
the side of America. The first step is to lobby for John Conyers to take the
position of speaker. Conyers has at least raised the possibility of
investigations into Iraq, illegal domestic spying and ultimately
impeachment, while Dean and Pelosi have repeatedly assured Bush and the
rest of his criminal cabal that they will be given safe passage.

Tony Soldo outlines the course of action required to truly achieve
justice for the hundreds of thousands that have died at the hands of the Bush
administration over the last six years, including the victims of 9/11.

"A Resolution, calling for the immediate with-drawing of U.S. troops
from Iraq, and the Impeachment of Bush and Cheney, and the trial and
prosecution of Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld, for war crimes, is completely valid
and covered in detail in a document called the United States Constitution."
"In Article II, (the Executive Branch), section 4, it states; The
President, Vice President, and all Civil Officers of the United States,
shall be removed from office on Impeachment For, and Conviction of,
Treason , Bribery, or other High Crimes and Misdemeanors."

"If there is any doubt as to the blatant violation of the rule of law,
both Constitutional and International, there can clearly be no defense for
Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld, in their role as war criminals, and war profiteers
after three years of chaos and mayhem in Iraq."