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To: NE Cons; ilovesarah2012
Folks face it, we are stuck with Romney. Crying and whining about it helps no one. One of these two will be President for 4 years.

Roger that! It is what it is, period. Wishful thinking at this point for woulda shoulda coulda is absolutely pointless, especially when the perfect response to this ad is to run the Post Turtle's quote about the private sector from Friday. Far different from 2001 I would say when considering the issues of today.

Get Romney in there and then hold his feet to the fire by electing as many true conservative, tea party types to the local, state and federal representative offices as possible. His role as an administrator will be just as predictable by the people he had to work with, then and now.

If he fails, then we have the primary process to go through again in four, only this time those people you voted into the lower chambers will be the determining factor on whether open primaries still exist. Only then will we have the ability to nominate a true conservative with bold differences as did the people of Wisconsin. There is a huge lesson to be learned from that recall election.

24 posted on 06/12/2012 6:16:57 AM PDT by mazda77 (and I am a Native Texan)
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To: mazda77

I get the feeling that the GOP establishment doesn’t want a true conservative (fiscal and social) nominated. I don’t see than changing in four years. I wish we had a serious third party.


26 posted on 06/12/2012 6:23:55 AM PDT by ilovesarah2012
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To: mazda77
the post turle

I love that... while hating it, too.


37 posted on 06/12/2012 9:43:40 AM PDT by FreeAtlanta (Liberty and Justice for ALL)
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