I know what you mean about lack of excitement. Last week I went to a big Ted Cruz rally, and yesterday I stood out in a long line in the hot sun for Chick-Fil-A. In both locales, folks were extremely animated and talking about politics, the Tea Party, the rancid descent of the culture, cursing Obama, and all that. In neither situation did I hear a single person bring up Mitt Romney’s name. Not even once. Oh, I’m sure he’ll probably get most of their votes, owing to their stances. But I have yet to witness a single shred of enthusiasm FOR him. It’s almost surreal.
Same here, nobody is getting excited about Romney, kinda like a hurricane coming straight at you and you go to the supermarket for supplies and all you see are Greek sardines left.
That is Romney, the last item on the shelf, and people will buy his act simply because of that.
Problem is the nation needs an underdog, a hero, a come up from behind with hopeless odds of winning type of a candidate, none of this in your face its gonna happen, he is the nominee, blah blah blah whether you like it or not.
A brokered convention is what America needs, because if they don’t get it things will go CFA. We saw the spontaneousness of America, we will see it again.
Oh, I’m sure he’ll probably get most of their votes, owing to their stances. But I have yet to witness a single shred of enthusiasm FOR him. It’s almost surreal.
So does that mean you’ll vote for more of the same? You sound confused about the choices. There are only Two, it’s not that difficult really