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Many used their "predictive skills" to say that Romney would win, but Obama was re-elected in a landslide victory.
Obama and the constituencies that supported him could be harbingers of a better future for the country, writes Falk.
Politics has become a lucrative business for media outlets, journalists and campaign consultants, writes Schechter.
Questions have been raised about the Republican's political ideology as health and natural disaster crises hit the US.
US president's opponent Mitt Romney close behind with $919m in race that has become the costliest in country's history.
Don't count Romney out of the race yet - he could still pull off an unlikely victory, writes scholar.
Goulka left a party that, in recent years, has had, "a will to fantasy", and embarked on a hard-won trip into reality.
The idea that Americans can address their addiction to oil without addressing military industrial complex is ludicrous.
Hardcore Democrats seem to be as excited over the Ryan selection as hardcore Republicans, writes Steven Hill.
The 2012 vote is likely to be closer than in 2008, hinging on the choices of Ohio, Florida and Virginia, among others.
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