It was increasingly clear as the US election night wore on that Mitt Romney would fall short of his attempt to take over the White House from President Barack Obama. Unable to get out the vote in Florida and Ohio, and perhaps underestimating President Obama’s ground operation in the two critical states, the former governor of Massachusetts would have to shelve his victory speech and work on his concession speech.
The Fiscal Cliff and Foreign Policy
The Fiscal Cliff and Foreign Policy
The Fiscal Cliff and Foreign Policy
It was increasingly clear as the US election night wore on that Mitt Romney would fall short of his attempt to take over the White House from President Barack Obama. Unable to get out the vote in Florida and Ohio, and perhaps underestimating President Obama’s ground operation in the two critical states, the former governor of Massachusetts would have to shelve his victory speech and work on his concession speech.
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