Well, I've seen it explained here over and over and over again.
If Obama is elected, he'll face gridlock. The GOP (conservatives and RINO's) will continue to more or less unanimously oppose his liberal proposals and programs. The Obama presidency will be a failed presidency.
However, if Romney is elected, he will have a good shot at passing the same kind of liberal proposals by gaining the support of RINO's who will "negotiate and compromise" with Democrats to impose "bipartisan" liberal "solutions" and programs. In other words, as far as I am concerned, a "successful" Romney is presidency will cause more damage than a failed Obama presidency.
Finally, in 2008, like a lot of conservatives, I was sucked into voting for McCain by the fear of the alternative (Obama). From that experience, GOP bigshots like Karl Rove learned or thought they learned that conservatives could be counted on to support a GOP nominee no matter how liberal he might be. Thus, we have Romney. I believe that the only time that the elitists in the GOP listen to regular grassroots conservatives is on election day. I think we need to speak to the GOP on election day. I think we need to tell them in a loud and clear voice that we don't vote for liberals, period. Maybe then we'll have a suitable candidate next time around.
Except that Obama rules by fiat. With the press on his side he can ignore Congress. Don’t think for a second that we can lose the WH and gain a filibuster proof Senate. Ain’t gonna happen.
The O will tear this country apart, and you are going to help.
Enjoy.
Maybe the fighting won’t be so bad in your part of the country..