The most interesting race is McConnell in Kentucky. An avowed enemy of conservatives and the Tea Party. If enough of them vote for conservatives in the election, but DO NOT vote for either McConnell or Grimes, McConnell could lose.
Not only would conservatives be rid of the most oppressive, divisive, conservative agenda blocking, Democrat coddling Republican leadership liberal, but it would shake the GOP-e to its roots.
It would be like the Eric Cantor loss times 10.
It might very well tip the balance in the next Republican National Convention for a conservative presidential candidate instead of the only candidates, Romney and Bush, the GOP-e will currently allow to get the nomination.
The McConnell race is *that* important.
Other fallout would be that John Boehner would not be reelected as Speaker of the House, so that worm would be gone as well. The House would be in full conservative revolt.
And the last two years of the Obama administration would be effectively neutered. Thank heavens.
A conservative House and a more conservative senate would kick the pluperfect snot out of him. Sure, he could veto, but vast numbers of his toadies would no longer get any funding.
Appropriations bills would be divided, so that the scoundrels were segregated out and their agencies and departments left to die.
And it all rides on McConnell losing this election, because conservatives and Tea Party people refused to vote for him.
Buh-bah, turtle man.