Just Voted ROMNEY-RYAN, My Friends...

Reaganite Republican ^ | October 5, 2012 | Reaganite Republican

[Reaganite Republican]

Straight GOP right down the ballot... from president to dog-catcher!

btw, voting absentee in a MAJOR battleground state, and damn proud to partake in the opening volley...

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Hey Barry, that lil' debate spanky was just the beginning-  gonna to roll you to the curb!!!

That's not just bluster: although some Republicans grew skittish watching Obama outspend Romney by as much as 50% on the airwaves to this point, RNC/Romney/Rove PAC money has mostly been saved for an all-out advertising assault in the closing weeks of the campaign ($200M+).

While also many GOPers fret that Romney should have established a lead over such a lame candidate/record by now, note that most experts have concluded the electorate only offers up about 6-7% true swing vote... and that almost none of them make up their mind 'till the last few weeks. 

These people are not won by a marathon, but rather a sprint- therefore, Team Romney has always planned to spend heavily in Oct/Nov, and the contest has only just begun with no handicap/lead to either side (except the dinosaur media). That's the reality of the situation, and only the MSM, Euro-socialists, Iran/Hamas/Muslim Brotherhood, or Vladimir Putin would try to tell you that the US presidential race to be 'over' in favor of treasured useful-idiot Obama.

Polls -many of which appear systematically biased to favor the President- still reveal that Romney has endured a withering character assassination efforts on TV rather well, and without responding in-kind... thus a daunting pro-Romney war-chest sits at-the-ready. In contrast, the other side has blown through substantial sums as they sought to reduce the campaign to a lying contest with almost 24/7 attack-ads in all key battleground states. They now have now been reduced to dubious spamming techniques to raise more money.

Dear Leader just had a new 'record month' of $150M in September, you say?

Oops, seems that inordinate -and timely- fund raising record is bringing the wrong kind of attention: a 'blockbuster' fund-raising scandal -one that could bring the wobbly Team Obama to it's knees- is apparently in the offing, and Breitbart said yesterday that the revelations could come as early as today (Friday Oct 5th). Reportedly the White House is attempting to block it, and some have even said that it's been weighing on Barry's mind-- thus the lousy debate performance (certainly more viable excuse than 'thin air').

The same sort of dubious fundraising was questioned at least briefly in 2008, as Team Obama obviously flouted rules requiring them to attempt 'in good faith' obtain ID/data on donors below $200. Last election we had 'Mickey Mouse' and 'Ben Dover' making Obama donations, as they took untraceable debit cards (used to evade limits or launder money) and overseas payees. Rumors abound that Soros-sized funds were chopped-up and sent via straw donors to Team Obama, and this new scandal possesses a similar stench.

But you know, I thought it was interesting how Rush took a different angle on Barry's face-plant in the CO debate: he thought Obama's weak performance wasn't so relevant to the outcome as the fact that Romney actually showed-up with and fought for a real conservative agenda. El Rushbo went so far as to say 'there's not a thing Obama coulda done.. not one!'

Limbaugh always said that at any level, the libs aren't able to counter true conservative principles in a debate, partially because don't even have the slightest understanding of what we're all about.  Therefore, they still don't know what hit 'em Wednesday night- and they probably never will...
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If every elected Republican went about his day as Mitt Romney went about 90 minutes last night, every day in America could be last night.

There's no way that they can now run against Mitt Romney as stupid. There's no way all of these elitists, liberals -- thinking they're the smartest people in the room -- and their voters can run around and say that Mitt Romney's an idiot or he's a dumb hick like they could with Bush.

They can't call what happened last night extremism. 

They can't call what happened last night racism. 

They can't say that what happened last night was mean-spirited.

They can't say that what happened last night was bigoted.

They can't say that last night was homophobic.

They can't say that there was a War on Women last night.

Their entire campaign blew up in their faces last night.

Everything they used to make their case is actually nothing more than character assassination or personal assassination against Republicans, candidates, commentators, you name it.

And it was all blown up.

An independent or a moderate who doesn't listen to partisan media, radio, TV, talk shows, or whatever, but watched the debate last night?

He or she only knows Mitt Romney by virtue of the TV ads he or she has seen... you understand their head's swimming last night trying to figure out, "What -- what -- what -- what -- what? Wait a minute now! Where's the War on Women? Where's this guy that wants to....?"

It wasn't there. Not for one second last night was Mitt Romney even close to the way he has been portrayed by the Democrats, the media, and Barack Obama for the past two years...

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[Reaganite Republican]

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[CharlotteVRWC]

Went to mail my absentee ballot yesterday in Ohio. A co-worker (also voting for Mitt) went earlier in the day, and mentioned a postal worker said there were LOTS of people bringing ballots to the post office (day after the debate)!

[Reaganite Republican]

We can’t wait lol

[KevinDavis]

I’m voting early October 22nd..

[sushiman]

I’m in Japan , and sent in my absentee ballot a few days ago . Registered in NY state , though , so a bit of a waste .

[Reaganite Republican]

‘Registered in NY state , though , so a bit of a waste’

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Yeah, I lived in CA for years and know the feeling... then I thought Arnie was worth voting for and look where that went

[Boomer One]

Wife and I have properties in VA and FL. Wish I could vote in both battleground states but at least I’ll be voting in the one with the most electoral votes. I’m encouraged by the signs in both neighborhoods, overwhelmingly in favor of Romney. I think people are finally waking up to the fact that this election is about saving the American system as we know it.

[wolfman23601]

Is there a reason you can’t wait until election day?

[KevinDavis]

I don’t like to wait in long lines plus my schedule is kinda tough, so I might as well take advantage of the situation.

[Mr_Peter]

Me 2, but it won’t count for much in the Peoples Republic of Massachusetts.

[Rappini]

My Wife and I voted absentee but we are going to hand carry our ballots to the court house rather than mail system, just playing it safe.

[The Citizen Soldier]

Oh Dude, how tragic that you voted the day before the astonishing, incredible, unbelievable rate of unemployment dropped to 7.8%!!!

Any chance you can get your ballot back?

[moehoward]

LOL!!!!

[Free Vulcan]

I voted yesterday. GOP on all the state and Federal offices, local offices had only Dems running, but they are all good conservatives regardless.

Not as many absentees requested initially as in the past, however in-office and returned balloting is way ahead of what it has been in the past.

[GodBlesBush]

I just voted here in Jamestown, NC. This was the first day of early voting and I'm in what I thought was a pretty heavily R district (judicial district 18) but when I looked up I saw BHO won our county 58 to 40. There were about 50 people in line and about 25% were black but they seemed to be conservative 50-60 year old, husband and wife so you just don't know but I'm guessing only 10% will vote R. The lady behind me was carrying a Dotson and several people asked her if he's registered to vote and she said he's conservative. There were 4 military people in line and and the remainder were made up of 55-70 year old couples. Overall it seems promising other than what appears to be a heavy minority turn out.

[GodBlesBush]

I just voted here in Jamestown, NC. This was the first day of early voting and I'm in what I thought was a pretty heavily R district (judicial district 18) but when I looked up I saw BHO won our county 58 to 40. There were about 50 people in line and about 25% were black but they seemed to be conservative 50-60 year old, husband and wife so you just don't know but I'm guessing only 10% will vote R. The lady behind me was carrying a Dotson and several people asked her if he's registered to vote and she said he's conservative. There were 4 military people in line and and the remainder were made up of 55-70 year old couples. Overall it seems promising other than what appears to be a heavy minority turn out.