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Romney ain’t the answer; the people, their state, local governments, and national representatives are the answer.

Quite agreed. The prospect of a Romney presidency is... frightening.
I would rather have for more years of Obama; for the one simple reason that he polarizes his opposition and makes it relatively easy for them to stick together -- Romney however would not provide that, and we all know he will do nothing to reverse what bad policies either Obama or Bush* instituted.

* I blame Bush for the TSA and starting bailouts (remember the airlines, post 9-11).

Bush certainly deserves much of the blame for our current problems. I think he knows that and probably sneaking a drink or two, after thinking about it. To think Republicans had both houses and the presidency and just pissed it away, and now they think Romney is going to be their redeemer, is beyond ridiculous.

Obama is going down, either through impeachment, or resignation. It won't be pretty, neither would a Romney presidency if he ever gets the opportunity; I have my doubts of that happening. If we do get there, there will be rioting in the streets after claims the winner ( whom ever it be ) stole the election. Exactly as George Soros and his cabal have planned.

It's going to be an interesting summer and "fall" ( literally ). I stand with those who stand by their principles and will be there, along with others, to help pick up the pieces. Personally, if Romney happens to break with those behind the curtain, denounces abortion and promises to work to make it illegal, then I'll reconsider.

Until then, I'll vote for the one who most represents my values! And I will not be bullied, deterred, or intimidated to do otherwise. God be the final judge of us all and this nation.