Well that should help defeat Obama. I know of your pain. If I had to vote in a primary today, it would be for Cain. The primary is for voting ones heart. In 2008 I voted for Huckabee (Thompson was out by the time my state voted) and when McCain won, I voted G.O.P. in every down ticket race but I could not ever vote for John McCain. I figured; “how bad can this Obama cap really be?”
Well I found out. We all found out.
You do what you have to when it comes to the general, I’ll be voting for the eventual nominee.
Yeah, I voted for McCain in the election. I only did it because Palin was on the ticket, else I would have written-in Alan Keyes.
I’m just so tired of voting for the lesser of two evils.
It’s a choice between going to destruction on an express train and going in a hand car. The destination is the same, the only difference is the speed.
Maybe it’s ok to let things speed up. It’s better than being slowly boiled alive. Maybe it will wake people up. Maybe it will catalyze a new Revolution.
We need something other than yet another RINO.
Cain has some Right Stuff. What bothers me is wondering when the last time we had a President that never previously held any public office?
Regardless of his qualities, “no experience” is going to remind too many of nobama and lots of voters won’t be willing to go that far out on the limb again.
Thank you. There are a lot of Ross Perot voters who may have regrets and we could have entirely avoided all this Obamacare if only those 3,000 “third party” voters in MN had voted for Coleman instead of the “third party” candidate. They need to be ashamed. Coleman is much, much superior to Franken.