[RedWulf]

>Far worse, actually. Far worse. I didn’t spend a decade of my life warning people what an incredibly dangerous fraud Willard was for nothing.

I voted for Romney but I always thought he was scum. The only reason he got my vote was Obama but I full sympathized with the people who stayed home rather than voting.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

I don’t blame them for staying home. Frankly, they acted more responsibly than I did by holding my nose and voting for the bastard.

[pogo101]

Come, now: We have to take into account that a President Obama will appoint young Sotomayors who will serve on the federal courts for 40 years. FORTY YEARS. Not four, not eight. FORTY. When that is properly weighed in the balance, one must forgive a LOT of less-than-perfect conservative-candidate failings. Those, we can correct in far less then 40 years. Judge appointments, not so much.

[fieldmarshaldj]

I railed against him for a decade, so there was nothing on earth that would’ve compelled me to vote for him. I made it plain if that pathological liar and leftist fraudster/Democrat agent/ringer was foisted down our throats, I was off the HMS Titanic. I voted for Congressman Virgil Goode, one of only two Conservatives on the ballot for President (FR’s own EternalVigilance, Mr. Tom Hoefling, was the other).