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That moment before FL was called was the last moment of nausea for me election night. I knew it could be over right then if Hillary took FL. After that point, things got better and better all night.

Best moment of the night for me was John King at his map of PA getting frustrated with Wolf Blitzer. “There are no more votes, Wolf!” He was moments away from grabbing Wolf and shaking him. Loved it.

Worst moment of the night: Having to drastically lower my opinion of Hillary Clinton. I honestly didn’t think I could think lower than that she is pure selfish, murderous, and evil. When she was not decent enough to come out and thank her campaign and her supporters and voters, my estimation dropped so low of her that it hurt. She truly makes evil Disney queens look realistic.

I knew Trump won when they called OH by a comfortable margin - I think about an hour earlier than FL was called. I was not nervous about FL at all because I knew the Panhandle would come through for him in the end. Also, I was following LS's postings in the days prior and based on the early numbers he was seeing, FL was a done deal. OH actually had me worried because I knew he could not win overall without a solid blowout victory there. That was the key to having a chance in PA, WI and MI. If Trump only won OH by a couple points, I don't think he would have won those other upper Midwest states.

Speaking of PA, I remember how many people here called it "fool's gold" and chastised Trump for spending resources there instead of focusing on other states like CO and NH. A lot of people thought it was literally impossible for Trump to carry PA, much less MI and WI.

I'm still a little heartbroken over NH - where I used to live - Trump should have won there and if he did, we'd have one extra senator as well (Ayotte).