Newspaper Roundup for Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Washington Post:
Election ‘Day’? With early voting, it’s more like Election Month
Politico:
If Obama loses, it would mean 'the death of the dream of liberal realignment'
Politico:
If Romney loses, it would mean 'a painful process of self-examination and internal debate' for GOP
Politico:
Signature developments of Washington during the Obama years: a flourishing F-bomb culture
Politico:
If Obama wins, Boehner will hang tough on taxes
Politico:
Newt: Bill Clinton ‘collecting IOUs’ for 2016
In case Hillary Clinton wants to run for president four years from now.
Washington Post:
In Iowa, Obama gets emotional in final campaign rally
Washington Post columnist:
At the end, 'Romney is an almost entirely different candidate'
'Romney was uplifting, optimistic and inspirational'
Washington Post:
For young workers, retirement hopes grow bleaker amid economic downturn
Philadelphia Inquirer:
Coming storm has strong potential for N.J. flooding
BBC:
Greece braced for 48-hour strike amid crucial debate
Politico:
John McCain: Veterans upset after Libya
Politico:
Oops: NBC shows election night test results
Los Angeles Times:
Romney, facing difficult odds, remains undaunted
Politico:
Congressional staffers dreading fiscal cliff slog
Huffington Post:
'The Last Waltz' for Obama; President sheds tears...
Chicago Sun-Times:
Illinois moves ahead on health insurance exchange
The Hill:
Dems concede GOP majority could get bigger in the House
Daily Kos:
President Obama crushes Romney in Hart's Location, New Hampshire
Fox News:
School Skit Features Romney Getting Punched
Chicago Tribune:
Montana man mauled to death by captive grizzly bears
Fox News:
Allegation of unions putting illegal immigrants on voter rolls clouds Nevada voting
Fox News:
Top GOP senator blasts Obama's Libya claims after release of old interview
Politico:
Brown, Warren wrap up Senate campaign in Mass.
Denver Post:
Boulder Catholic church plans to maintain anti-abortion display
Miami Herald:
Woman who drove on sidewalk must wear 'idiot' sign
Daily Mail:
World's tallest, scariest water slide is as high as a 14-story building
The Local:
Swedish firms prefer not to hire fat people: study








