It would be an election night to remember for Republicans and conservatives if the Romney/Ryan presidential ticket wins in a landslide, but nothing short of shock and awe for Democrats and their liberal media allies based on the latest polls.

Quick to sweep the historic Republican election landslide in 2010 and Scott Walker's big victory in Wisconsin's recall election under the rug, Democrats and the liberal media have been treating Obama's dismal record on the economy and foreign policy the same way they treated those elections - like they never happened.

Since those elections, Democrats and the liberal media have been in total denial, enabled by skewed and biased polls to continue reporting with a straight face their foolish narrative that the Tea Party and conservatism are dead and that a majority of the American electorate wants four more years of Obama.

Unfortunately for the Democrats and the liberal media, after November 6^th there may not be enough room under the rug to hide the election results this time.

Consider that new evidence shows that political polling may have reached a point where consistent and accurate consensus results may be more luck and manipulation than science. From cell phones replacing land-lines to people unwilling to divulge their party affiliation or not answering polls at all, political polling has evolved to a place where their results have become more and more questionable, especially when most sampling models are based on a subjective guessing game by the pollster. For the most part, polling seems to have become more a political strategy than a reliable consensus gathering tool.

Come November 6^th we'll all see what the real poll results have to say with regard to all those pre-election media driven polls. Maybe the liberal media will take a quick poll to get to the bottom of why the election turned out the way it did?