~”There are people like me who on stark religious grounds will never pull the lever for Romney.”~
I become more convinced daily that your group is a small one. I think Romney’s impeccable family values, for example, will more than make up for any loss he might incur at the ballot box because of his religion.
Not quite. Zero military service. Busy and all that, don't cha know.
“I become more convinced daily that your group is a small one. I think Romney’s impeccable family values, for example, will more than make up for any loss he might incur at the ballot box because of his religion.”
I think we are at least 5% and as much as 10% of evangelicals, both Republican and crossover Democrat. Consequently, kiss the general election goodbye.
By the way, I am not a Good Works Republican, else I would vote for a guy from the Salvation Army (Reagan wouldn’t have made that cut). And I’m not a Business Mogul Republican, else I’d vote for Bill Gates, or Warren Buffet, or my local favorite Sheldon Adelson (by the way, Warren and Bill have a bigger philanthropy than Mitt ever will). So the usual arguments for your demigod don’t hold any water. I’m for someone who believes in the Republican platform from his heart and has shown this to be true. Thompson might work in a pinch, Hunter certainly would. Ixnay Mittay Giulanisay.