I don't think most conservatives are really going to see this until Romney begins revealing his liberal agenda while in office. Right now, most of them are too tense about ousting Obama to think outside the short-term.
What scares me, is congressional Republicans' tendency to roll over for RINO presidents. I'll have to see them push back against Romney to believe it. Even if they do, I don't think I'll ever get over the feeling that they're going to stab conservatives in the back at the worst possible moment. Especially if Boehner remains as Speaker and McConnell becomes Senate leader.
We'd better be prepared to fight as hard, or harder, than we've done with Obama.
I couldn’t agree more if I wrote it myself.
I don’t have a clear answer and I’m not afraid to say so. I think we’re on the edge of complete economic, political, and social disaster. It’s that cut and dried. No, I don’t think Romney will be our savior(In many of my past posts, I have called him ‘Mitt Trotsky’ for obvious reasons), but I’m strongly convinced that he will be a definite step up from the Persecutor of Catholics that currently inhabits the White Hut.
There’s no reason we can’t primary Willard in 2016. If he strays, if he starts channeling Ted Kennedy again, if he slips and calls himself an “independent Progressive” again, there will be hell to pay. I think Willard understands, in his heart of hearts, that the ONLY reason any Conservative has any desire to vote for him is the fact that he ain’t Obama. In other words, it’s a marriage of political convenience. Nothing less and definitely nothing more.
Again, feel free to tell me that I’m full of it. Mrs. Nobama tells me that all the time.
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