1) victory is never a guarantee
2) Apparently the Romney campaign and many top conservatives believed their numbers, so even if they were incorrect, there is no evidence that they lied.
3) Even nate silver, up until maybe the last week before the election had the election at 60%-40%, which is still a very high chance of a romney win, albeit he was the underdog. 1 week out it was 70-30%. Go roll a die and hope a 2 or a 4 doesn't come up. Those were romneys chances 1 week out from the election. It's foolish and revisionist history to now pretend romney never had a chance this election. That simply isn't the case
Jarod defeated with very little effort in about 1 minute by grind. GG.