Not all republicans but the coo-coo base for sure. When I was looking at the projections I was looking at all the angles including prior performance of pollsters etc. While we hate Morning Joe on this board (he is not much smarter than Hannity) at least he serves as a touchstone to question groupthink. Alan Combes was an imperfect tool, but he served a similar function for Fox. Now all they have is Geraldo (an even more imperfect tool).

I have been tempted to ask the Fox Mafia around here how listening only to them worked out for them. In general the line up from MSNBC must be at least 50 IQ points smarter than their Fox equivalents (most of the weight being carried by Maddow).

I noticed last night - near the end of the election - that the conservative networks were showing a lot of stale data. They were showing Romney ahead and Townhall was showing Obama 63 college votes against Romney's 68. So I switch over to MSNBC and see that Obama has already won.

There was such a stark difference in information that I thought I may be seeing something from 2008

Then, other stations would say things were even when MSNBC showed that Obama was ahead.

It's one thing to generalize to maintain support for your candidate but to intensionally misreport the available data shows a lack of character.

I saw Romney's concession speech this morning and thought that for a deacon in his church he sure had a lot of lies in his campaign. I have absolutely no respect and no desire to communicate with any Repukes in the future. They are a sad, disillusioned, bunch of people who are in deep denial.

Now, look at the Donald! He needs to be locked up before he hurts himself!