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More than likely Christie really won by 10 points, given the margin of fraud.

Agreed.

Which is something everyone on the right should consider before getting too ecstatic. All of those "close" seats in the house, held by Dems? Well, either the Republicans make serious headway against Dem fraud (unlikely, given past experience), or Republican candidates will need to have 8%+ margins to compensate for the fraud & deter Dem lawsuits. IOW, I doubt we are any closer to winning back these so called "close" seats in 2010 when we realize how much worse Dem fraud is going to be. They see this as all or nothing, their chance to permanently take over.

I'm not being defeatist, but we had better be prepared to duke it out, figuratively AND literally. That means we must take control of the GOP. The current RINO elite does not have the guts to fight back.

IIRC, Christie (who may/may not be a RINO, but doesn't seem to be a member of the current GOP elite) really drew a hard line in the sand with his comments about having hundreds of poll watchers and lawyers standing ready. Who knows whether he really did, but if he didn't he should have.

That's really the BIG lesson of the last 10 years or so of elections - be ready to FIGHT HARD and FIGHT HARD IMMEDIATELY if there is even a smidgen of hope for winning. Franken won simply because he got the best lawyer from his side involved first, while Coleman dallied. Same thing with Bush in FL in 2000 with Baker and Olsen.