" Ward Room blogger Ted McClelland has a few predictions for election night. Below is his state by state analysis of what will transpire on Election Night.
ALABAMA (9) -- George Wallace, thinks stock car drivers are athletes. ROMNEY
ALASKA (3) -- Elected Sarah Palin. ROMNEY
ARIZONA (11) -- Splotchy xenophobic white people asking to see dark people’s papers. ROMNEY
ARKANSAS (6) -- Hoo pig! Sooey! ROMNEY
CALIFORNIA (55) -- Hollywood, homosexuals, East L.A. OBAMA
COLORADO (9) -- Libertarian pot smoker Gary Johnson tips state to ROMNEY
CONNECTICUT (7) -- Yalies, liberal hedge fund billionaires. OBAMA
DELAWARE (3) -- Every resident knows Vice President Biden personally. OBAMA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (3) -- Don’t tell them the federal government is too big. OBAMA
FLORIDA (29) -- Insane Tea Party governor. ROMNEY
GEORGIA (16) -- Deliverance filmed here. ROMNEY
HAWAII (4) -- The president’s alleged birthplace. OBAMA
IDAHO (4) -- Entire state is armed. ROMNEY
ILLINOIS (20) -- Chicago machine looks out for its own. OBAMA
INDIANA (11) -- Liked Obama ’til he let poor people go to the doctor. ROMNEY
IOWA (6) -- 2008 caucus inflicted Obama on nation "
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