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When Obama is gone then I’ll entertain all types of stuff. This year absolutely not.

You'll have to wait longer than that if your plan succeeds. You'll likely have eight years of Romney at the helm. You'll be trying to replace him after four years. Historically speaking, however, that plan has little chance of success. But, after eight years, the democrats will succeed in doing so. Disenfranchisement with the legislation signed by Romney in the meantime will cost us the House during interim elections, and we'll likely never gain a strong grip on the Senate. Following that you'll have a minimum of four years with a democrat president; eight years if they pick another Obama dazzler. Then you'll have a chance to start over and try this again. But ... it won't be feel-good movie time then either, so you may never make the change. I can't hold my breath for another sixteen years. This is the year for me. Impeachment inside two years, gridlock for two more, and a do-over attempt for a genuine conservative in four years.