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From my friend Jim Hughes: It’s 11:15 p.m. on the West Coast on Election Night, so these are very preliminary thoughts. It’s hard to analyze this election without breaking down all of the demographics, but here goes.

“I think ultimately we need to hear from Secretary Clinton,” Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said Tuesday.

Should Barack Obama secure a second term as president, it’s likely the earliest changes he will make in his Cabinet will be in the positions of secretary of state and attorney general.

Behind the gross misrepresentation of the events in Libya, and across the Mideast, was the need to absolve the Obama administration of all responsibility.

What is strange about Clinton’s role in the 2012 election is that he anointed Obama as his heir after Obama was already president.