Really hoping Romney gets down to 47.49%.

Probably due mostly to population growth, but still, that's cool. He's the only presidential candidate to ever get above 65 million. I read somewhere that he is projected to end up with about 67 million this time, about 2.5 million short of 2008 but still the second highest in history.

Achieved, of course, by earning them rather than stealing them.

Consider it karma, GOPers.

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58,783,137.

That's about 240,000 less than Kerry.

GOP go to hell!

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No aircraft carrier, no codpiece, no creepy "Our Leader" billboards, no "who cares what you think?", no "First Amendment Zones", etc...

Just good leadership and solid character.

Are you paying attention, republicans?...

especially considering the consequences of the 8 years of Bush. I am constantly astounded by people who were crushed by the 2008 crash and the collapse of the housing market, or have seen the results of the wars, and somehow don't blame Republican policies.

way to go, Mr. Obama!

Think about it. Kerry narrowed the popular vote margin to 2.4. Romney will likely be down more than 3 points when all the votes are counted.

Kerry's popular vote margin was .1 percent less than Gore's, but Kerry got 8 million more votes. In 2004, Kerry got more than 59 million votes, currently more than Romney.

Unlike Romney, Kerry ran a smart race focusing on an electoral path to victory, and came within one state of winning: Ohio.

Bush got 286 to Kerry's 251. Flip Ohio and Kerry wins 271 to 266. That was a close race.

Romney had no chance. Even if he took Florida, he lost Ohio by nearly 2 points, Virginia by 3 points and Colorado by 5 points. He lost NH by nearly 6 points, and all the rest was simply MSM noise.

just keeps getting better and better!

record.