Take Romney out of liberal Massachusetts, and he will be more conservative than Bush by a country mile. Take McCain out of conservative Arizona, and he’ll be more liberal than Hillary by a New York block.
I hear you. I’m hoping for a brokered convention and a nominee that does the same things he says he wants to do . . . and doesn’t change his mind about them every single election . . .
....Take this statement, laminate it, and place into your wallet until election day in November:
Take Romney out of liberal Massachusetts, and he will be more conservative than Bush by a country mile. Take McCain out of conservative Arizona, and he’ll be more liberal than Hillary by a New York block....
Argueing who is more liberal, McCain or Romney, is a little like argueing who is more liberal, Bill of Hillary?
Answer: It is a four way tie. With the single exception of Iraq, BOTH McCain’s and Romney’s politics are far closer to the Clintoon’s then they are mine. I would have a VERY hard time holding my nose and voting for either.
I think Rush said it best when he stated that this may well be the first time in his life he can not support the GOP nominee. I absolutely agree.
Now there will be some out there who jump on me with the logic of, “Well, if you don’t support the GOP nominee it is just the same as voting for Hillary”. And I counter with, “What is the difference between a Clinton presidency and a McCain presidency or a Clinton precidency and a Romney presidency? With the possible exception of Iraq absolutely zero!”
I could NEVER vote for a liberal. That is why I could not support ANY! of the candidates listed above!