Candidate Romney had less of a chance of winning the election than Gov Romney. Of course, Gov Romney couldn't win the nomination.

 

So what is the difference between Gov. and Candidate?

Is this when I say you guys should have followed FiveThirtyEight to get a read of the polls instead of banking one one or two polls?

So what is the difference between Gov. and Candidate?

 

Candidate much more conservative than Governor.

My thoughts and prayers are with you. Grab that jug of moonshine and work your way through it.

 

I need something stronger than moonshine.

 

Can't wait to see Obama fail for 4 more years with the economy, and please God help us with this idiot thing called Obamacare and the morals Obama has.

OK while your all still basking in the afterglow of your collective Obamagasm. What's going to happen now? I see 4 years of gridlock, unless Obama decides that he doesn't need congrass at all and governs via Executive Order.

The Romney camp does not agree with the OH call. Might not be wrong.

Romney likely wins popular vote. Who still wants to get rid of the electoral college?

Liberals I hope you are happy, 4 more years of hell for our economy and morals.

 

At least your pre-existing medical condition will be covered.

Liberals I hope you are happy, 4 more years of hell for our economy and morals.

 

Yes, as we all know that we make our own individual moral decisions based on who is president.

The Romney camp does not agree with the OH call. Might not be wrong.

 

49% for each candidate with 73%.

Romney likely wins popular vote. Who still wants to get rid of the electoral college?

 

Does this in any way make Obama moderate his views or does he still run hard left?

Rove trying to sell Ohio has still up for grabs

I'm smelling recount in OH.

Glad that's over. If you're either despondent or wild with enthusiasm you should probably take a step back and reevaluate things.

Interesting. 911 votes separating Obama and Romney.