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RE :”The Wednesday before the election, Mitt Romney sent a special message to volunteers about a special project his campaign was working on: “With state of the art technology and an extremely dedicated group of volunteers, our campaign will have an unprecedented advantage on election day.” What is it they say about something that sounds too good to be true? It probably is. That was the case with the Romney campaign’s “Project ORCA.”
The idea behind Project ORCA was simple, albeit far too complex in execution. Romney’s Boston headquarters wanted a way to track who had been to the polls in swing states, and who had not. It was the most complicated GOTV (get out the vote) effort in GOP history. “

This was Romney campaign's 'high tech get out the vote' tool that was going to give Romney that landslide, as opposed to Obama’s successful effort.

Well it was one disaster after another leading to Tuesdays results.

In 2010 I warned of the risks of an inept party taking the house and how it would risk re-electing O and more recently I had no faith in Romney to take on Obama, but just look at this disaster.
And Karl Rove Crossroads that spent millions of dollars of other Republicans money promising to get rid of O all wasted.

Wishing is not doing. You cant win with a team of losers. We need a dramatic change.