Winners:  Organized labor and AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka, which identified Blanche Lincoln's vulnerabilities early on and stuck by its collective decision to hold Democrats accountable ... OFA -- Organizing for America, John Hagner, the DCCC's targeting director, and Marlon Marshal, the DCCC's field director, and the 200 other Democratic field operatives who quietly parachuted into Pennsylvania's 12th Congressional district a week ago (more than 123,000 volunteer calls were made) ... Rep. Chris Van Hollen, who knew that his candidate, Mark Critz, had to run a race that fit his district ... Candidates who don't speak like politicians ... The DSCC's Eric Schultz, consultants Mandy Grunwald and Mo Elleithee and others who helped Dick Blumenthal survive his first day post scandal by planning and executing his local and national response ... Sen. John Cornyn, who got the candidate he wanted in Arkansas without a run-off... Rand Paul, who made nice with Mitch McConnell and co. in a phone call Tuesday, and who won't dial back on the quixotic parts of his issue matrix just because the NRSC doesn't like it...Team Sestak, which was supposedly kind of crazy and dysfunctional, but which ran a hell of a campaign (especially ad maven J.J. Balaban)...Pro-life, pro-gun Democrats....DC Morrison, who managed 14% of the Democratic primary vote in Arkansas, far surpassing expectations... and MoveOn/The Accountability Project, whose members recruited Bill Halter to run, who raised money for him, and who helped Sestak with the support the Dem establishment didn't give him.