Well who knows for sure what Romney would do if elected.
But one thing we know for sure is what Obama will do, especially with the Supreme Court. He has already nominated and got easily approved two absolutely horrible leftwing activist judges, who will be voting to rewrite the Constitution for decades to come.
We lost yet another chance to right the Court with the election of Obama. If he wins again, its almost certain that Ginsburg will retire so that he can replace her, and Breyer may do the same. But with Ginsburg at least, she may not last no matter who wins, and a Republican may get a golden opportunity to replace her. And while they are by all accounts in good health, who knows how much longer Scalia and Kennedy will stay on the Court?
I’m not a fan of Romney. But with Perry’s implosion (and Bush-like self-righteous liberalism on immigration), and Gingrich’s baggage (and liberalism on immigration) there just isn’t much to get all that excited about. Cain is okay, but I wonder about the source of the enthusiasm for him.
Romney may suck. He probably does in fact, but he would be preferable to Obama. And that’s what I’ll be doing next year; voting against Obama.
Amen. Exactly how I feel. I’ll hold my nose, but I will vote for Romney well before I vote AGAINST Romney (i.e. a vote for Obama, a vote for 3rd party or not vote).
The Supreme Court argument is one of many reasons