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A quick reality check:

Yes elections do have consequences. I do not blame some Conservatives for sitting out 2012 because they thought Romney was “not conservative enough.” The sad fact is that these non-voters cost us the election.

It’s not that I don’t blame then because it was a stupid move, it’s just the reality that all the blame in the world won’t send Obama home early.

Any voter who could not see a difference between Romney and Obama had best surrender his 6th grade graduation certificate.

The worse part is that the radical liberals are setting us to do it again. Already disruptors on conservative websites are finding ways to disenchant us with every potential Republican candidate.

We could nominate the founder of the John Birch Society and the immediately the hue and cry would begin, “Oh, Heeees just a RINO!”

Here is the bottom line. Work our butts off to see an electable conservative is nominated. If he or she is not our favorite, then still vote for the more conservative candidate, because not doing so got us Obama.... and that is a shame.... because it cost us the election.

Next time it will be Hillary, or someone even more liberal... and that would be a worse shame... because it would cost us the country.

No, the GOP running the father of Obamacare and Gay marriage in America cost us the election.

That’s a fact. And if they run Jeb or another lib, we won’t be voting for that lib either. So if you wish to avoid Hillary then get on the conservative bus because we proved we aren’t making empty threats.