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I know about George Soros. But on the issue of the differences between Romney and Obama being nil, he is correct.

George Romney, Mitt’s dad, was a great admirer of Saul Alinsky. George Romney was known as an extremely liberal Republican, a friend of Nelson Rockefeller (they had both been governors) and much further to the left than Nelson.

Though Mitt Romney ran as a Republican he is actually a national socialist. In Germany they were called Nazis and though most people are horrified by the name, Romney is indeed a fascist.

Mitt Romney has paid out millions of dollars to drive down Newt Gingrich’s reputation during this election, the same thing he has done to Sarah Palin and her family the past three years.

I do not consider Romney’s nomination inevitable, period. Voter turnout has been severly depressed across the nation, except in South Carolina and Georgia, where conservatives turned out in droves to vote for Gingrich.

What needs to happen is for truthful ads about Romney to run nationally and in specific states where future primaries will be held. The problem is money combined with Speaker Gingrich’s preference to keep a positive message in the style of Ronald Reagan.

Well, we may disagree but at least it’s civil. Hopefully in the end we can rid ourselves of Obama. I was three when Nelson Rockefeller resigned as my Governor to be Ford’s VP. But Rockefeller’s predecessor had raised taxes in NY by about 15% in one term and really sucked so what choice did NYerâ€™s have? Sounds familiar, doesn’t it?

As the neighbor of a person that lived through Fascism, I respectfully disagree. This neighbor is petrified of Obama, and in her German accented voice, she practically trembles when she thinks of four more years of him. In her German community group, there is a man that tapes Obama’s speeches he translates into German. It sounds all to familiar to these 80 plus year olds. They think Obama adds Marxist ideas into his fascist ideas which is even worse. They are not all Jewish but are afraid of O’s contempt toward Israel. The woman I speak of met and married an American soldier after the war. “I thought all of this was behind me” she says. They meet everyday down at the German-American club and as soon as there is a nominee are plastering their building with the nominees signs. My daughter asked if one particular gentleman could speak at her school. They were studying WW II and the years before. He was invited with open arms until it got around out small town that he was “to political”, and so he was canceled. His words: “And so it begins...” so if I come across on here pretty strong about supporting the GOP nominee, this is but one reason why.