Fox News calls it: President Obama has been re-elected
Romney does not have a mathematical road to victory
My unexpected guests have left, the ‘Grok dogs have had some attention paid to them, hopefully the laptop problems have gone to sleep. Long nite ahead, so time to see what polls are doing. Pretty much will just update this post with observations, pithy words, and anything else considered “election kitchen sink”.
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NH Exec Council – 3 to 2 R to D thus far
Fox announces US House to remain in Republican hands
NH Kuster is leading almost 2-1 over Bass
NH Constitution: Banning income tax is leading
NH Constitution: Legislation to have oversight over Judiciary losing
No Constitutional Convention is winning
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WMUR, Associated Press has just called the race for Maggie Hassan
| Governor | ||||
| NH | Ovide | Hassan | Babiarz | |
| WMUR | 08:22 PM | 575 | 1,862 | 85 |
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Interesting way to think about it:
One of the claims was that he had a “first-class temperament.” And I was thinking, yesterday, “That’s possibly the thing I like least about Obama — his temperament.” His big-government policies are bad enough. But the temperament? “Mitt Romney: Not one of us,” and all that? I think he’s a nasty and divisive figure.
Mitt Romney — there’s a first-class temperament, come of think of it. At least I have that impression. If he has four years in the White House, we’ll see.
I believe that Obama hates the likes of us — Reagan conservatives. I believed the same about Al Gore. I remember saying during the 2000 campaign, “I’d rather be stranded on a desert island with Bill Clinton for a year than have a brief, delicious lunch at the Four Seasons with Al Gore.” You could tell that Al Gore hated you: It was on his face and in his tongue. Joe Lieberman, I felt, did not hate you. Hillary did. Kerry did. John Edwards loved himself, mainly, I thought.
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