Now, On That Romney Landslide

A few days ago, The Blaze posted a piece called:

ROMNEY LANDSLIDE: HERE ARE THE BIGGEST NAMES PREDICTING IT & HOW IT WILL HAPPEN

By the way as of this writing, the electoral college stands at 303-206 (Florida and its 29 electoral votes still unassigned) with President Obama winning.  No Romney victory.  No Romney "landslide."

It's one thing to promote your party's candidate by "predicting" a win - but a landslide?  Who are these people?

From The Blaze:

• CNBC's Larry Kudlow predicted 330 electoral votes for Romney
• George Will predicted 321 electoral votes for Romney
• Dick Morris predicted a landslide, though I can't find a specific electoral college count
• Michael Barone predicted 315 electoral votes for Romney
• Glenn Beck predicted 321 electoral votes for Romeny

I do have a question.  If, as these gentlemen have asserted, electoral vote totals of between 315 and 330 constitute a "landslide" and if Florida's 29 electoral votes go to Obama (at this writing he's ahead with 97% of the precincts reporting) what should we then say of President Obama's 332 (303 + 29) electoral votes?

Could we then call it a landslide?

I'm just asking.