What kind of election night would you prefer in 2012?

[Donerail]

Any Johnson win would be a close one, so that's really the only option.

[Donerail]

I want the only questions being whether Michigan and Connecticut, states like that, are going to Romney.

I can tell you right now and spare you the trouble.

Guess what? They're not. Especially not CT and CA.

[Donerail]

Wow, that's really cool. How's the weather on November 6th?

Sunny here in St. Petersburg.

[Donerail]

Wow, that's really cool. How's the weather on November 6th?

Not going to be a 100 degrees in Iowa, just like Romney is not going to be winning California or Connecticut.

It was only eight years ago when a mere five points taken from the Democrats and given to the Republicans would have put California in the GOP column. If Romney is declared president-elect when the polls close in the Midwest, a lot of Obama supporters in California will leave their polling station or not bother going out to vote at the last minute. The perfect storm could put California in the Romney column.

Here. Romney won every single state that could possibly be interpreted as a swing state, including a few he simply will not win (Wisconsin, Michigan, ME-02). You still can't call it till you get to Montana.