It's the morning after the night before, and here's our sense of who won and who lost last night (also be sure to check out Mark Silk's first take on Election 2012):
Wednesday’s Religion News Roundup: 2012 Election Winners & Losers Edition
Politics » Election
Topics:
Politics,
Election
Beliefs:
Christian - Catholic, Christian - Orthodox, Christian - Protestant/Other, Mormon
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election, obama, romney
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