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A Romney supporter (though he probably will scream bloody murder at being called that even when he's here declaring his willingness to vote for Romney and urging others to do the same) to a conservative for whom Romney is a bridge too far:

Don't ping your friends when you fall into a vat of stupid....I'm sorry your father molested you.

The behavior of Romney's supporters, as always, speaks volumes about their candidate.

Those preparing to vote with clothespins, to sanction THAT as the most powerful Republican and the most powerful American would be a big mistake no matter what the excuse for doing so.

No matter how much we wish it wasn't true, a vote for Romney, like a vote for Obama, is a vote for government tyranny. I'm voting the only way I can, then, to help conservatives in Congress: I'm voting to deny a popular mandate to whichever bastard wins the White House. I'm voting third party.

The behavior of Romney's supporters, as always, speaks volumes about their candidate.

My favorite bit, personally, was the part where he grew steadily more and more red-faced and agitated, like a methamphetamined spider monkey, and started hopping up and down, shrilling "YOU'RE SO ANGRY! YOU'RE SUCH AN ANGRY PERSON! WHY ARE YOU SO ANNNNNNNNNNNGREEEEEEEEEEEE -- ?!?" in a high, piping voice, while I was calmly sitting here, snickering quietly. ;)

I'd PING him to this comment, naturally... but: he drummed his widdle feetsies on the kitchen linoleum, last time I did that. So... there you are, then. ;)

The behavior of Romney's supporters, as always, speaks volumes about their candidate.

I am not a Romney supporter. So much for that argument.

I simply objected to a knee-jerk ad hominem reaction from an ostensible conservative. It wasn't even directed at me, but I still thought it was stupid.