I agree that you should not compromise your vote.
Voting for Romney because you think he can beat Obama is a compromise if you don’t agree with his positions which 99% of you don’t (and the vast majority of you don’t believe that he can beat him either!).
Voting for Gringrich because you think he can beat Obama is a compromise if you don’t agree with his positions (and 99% of you don’t agree with most of his positions, i.e. healthcare mandate, global warming, big government, views on FDR, etc. and problem with keeping his marriage vows (if you want out of your marriage, get separated BEFORE you start fooling around... I’m glad he is right with G—, but I can’t see in his heart like the Lord can, so I don’t know if he is being honest about repenting)
If everyone who is voting for Gingrich primarily because they think he can beat Obama would switch to Rick Santorum (whom I truly believe most of you agree with most of his positions, and he has been from all appearances, a good and faithful husband and father) then Santorum would beat Romney and then beat Obama.
I’ve been a member of this board for over a decade and don’t understand the hatred displayed by many against Santorum, who seems to be a good guy, a true conservative (not perfect, but a better record than Gingrich), and showed that he can debate well on a consistent basis.
Florida Freepers, given that Gingrich appears to be fading in Florida (behind Romney 7% RCP, and trending down while Romney is trending up), give another look at Santorum. It is not too late.
Rick's biggest problem is something no one can help him with. He is not charismatic. Newt is, Mitt is so-so, but the camera likes him, and Hussein would mop the floor with Rick in that department.