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I feel very good about the election. N. Carolina, Indiana and Virginia are ours.

He is also polling very well in Ohio and Florida, and as most undecideds break for the challenger that right there would put us int he position that if we add one more flip like New Hampshire that is the game.

That doesn’t even count how good things are looking in Colorado, Iowa and Nevada.

Lot of Romney-haters on this thread who seem to cheerleading for an Obama victory to "show the rest of us up." Well, I can understand their bitterness, as I had a difficult time getting over the fact that Sarah Palin never even ran, but I like my country too much to wish for its destruction just because the GOP did not nominate a pure conservative.

Romney pretty much sucks as a GOP candidate. However he's going to be better than McCain was four years ago and this time around, you are not going to have a whole lot of people starry-eyed for Obama. Yes, Obama will get his core of America-hating socialists but we wouldn't get those votes if we nominated Reagan II.

I forecast a GOP landslide this November that will make 2010 look like a warmup. I'm not excited about the presidential race but the senate and congressional races (as well as the state contests) will give us here on Free Republic much reason for cheer. And a conservative Congress will keep Romney right of center. It will be a different Romney than you saw in Massachusetts when he had a 90%+ Democratic/Socialist state house to govern with.