[citizen]

hmmmm....If Romney gets elected, will you continue this daily assault? Just wondering...

I don’t know how things work out but I’m smart enough not to root against the only guy, at this point, that can eject Hussein from the People’s house.

Getting rid of Obama is what matters. It’s the only thing at this point. My personal preferences or your personal preferences for a nominee and a president are over. It will be Mitt so are you for him or are you for Obama?

[citizen]

Sorry, that should be ‘if Romney gets selected’, not elected.

[matthew fuller]

" I’m smart enough not to root against the only guy"

Who says it has to be a guy?

[SoConPubbie]

hmmmm....If Romney gets elected, will you continue this daily assault? Just wondering...

Why would I stop, it's his record.

Are you ashamed of his record?

Is it something we should hide?

Listen, if he is your guy, why run away from his record?

To answer your question, I'll be posting his record up to and including the day of the election if Jim will let me.

I don’t know how things work out but I’m smart enough not to root against the only guy, at this point, that can eject Hussein from the People’s house.

That's where you are wrong. The exact opposite is true, he is the only candidate who will guarantee an Obama win and this is verified by the very articles you are taking me to task for posting.

The content of those very articles will be used by Obama and his minions in the Media to destroy the candidacy of Romney if he is nominated.

[NorthernCrunchyCon]

“I don’t know how things work out but I’m smart enough not to root against the only guy, at this point, that can eject Hussein from the People’s house.

“Getting rid of Obama is what matters. It’s the only thing at this point. My personal preferences or your personal preferences for a nominee and a president are over. It will be Mitt so are you for him or are you for Obama?”

What’s the difference?

For most of us, it’s not Obama the person who we despise, it’s his liberal policies. When the alternative is no different, most voters fall back upon the beer test. That is, which candidate would I prefer to sit down with over beer and watch the game (or in the case of evangelical voters, sit down with over coffee).

I could see myself sitting down with Obama at the local pub and and watching a basketball game over a pitcher of beer. As for Romney? He doesn’t drink beer (or coffee).