Tuesday’s election returned control of both state legislative chambers to Democrats, but House Co-Speaker Richard Morgan says the co-speakership concept is still alive. Despite Republican losses in the North Carolina General Assembly, Morgan said the GOP has made hefty gains by re-electing President Bush and electing Congressman Richard Burr to the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Sen. John Edwards. Burr’s election gives the state two Republican senators. Morgan takes no blame for legislative losses. He said he worked very hard to elect Republicans across the state. In addition to campaigning for Republicans, Morgan said he donated more than $600,000...