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To: SoConPubbie

It’s Romney’s record that kept me from supporting him in the primary. My question is if/when Romney is officially nominated what is gained by continually hammering Romney vs trying to beat Obama. As I have stated many times here if Romney wins (and as bad of candidate as he is, Obama’s policies and decisions in office, and the economy are heavy baggage), it pretty much guarantees the senate and house. As a conservative we need to put pressure on these two institutions to keep Romney in check.

The problem you have is you paint anybody that is dealing with the facts and reality of the situation as a Romneybot and anti conservative, which is just ignorant and whiny on your part. By the way who was it u supported this time one year ago?


33 posted on 04/24/2012 8:17:42 PM PDT by shoedog
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To: shoedog
I've tried explaining this exact same idea in several threads, but was simply called a “Romneybot” and “Romneywhore.”

My answer is to deal with reality and vote for whomever the GOP nominee turns out to be. It looks more and more like Romney will be the nominee. As horrible as he might be, he's still better than Obama. With Romney (and majorities in the House and Senate) we have a chance at saving the country. with Obama, it's a done deal...we're finished! In the minds of some here, this choice to deal with reality merits the “Romneybot” tag.

You know what's sad, many FReepers joined Politico and other left-wing rags in their trashing of our candidates earlier on. And now some have the onions to sit here and bit*h about the choice we're left with. We're at least partly responsible for the place we're at right now.

ABO!

34 posted on 04/24/2012 8:26:48 PM PDT by Artcore
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