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To: floridarunner01
With apologies to you and Rush, I just don't find logic in the argument. Does this mean I should vote for anyone against Obama? Does this mean I should support a candidate who is (or has been) supportive of Obamacare, abortion, bigger government or amnesty? These are all issues which Hillary Clinton supports. If she were running against Obama, should I then be voting for her?

I don't buy the line that Ronald Reagan couldn't get elected today. Reagan wasn't perfect, but he was one who articulated and (mostly) upheld Conservative values. Unfortunately, the two leading Republican candidates right now are not exactly poster boys for Conservatism.

I only know one thing for sure. I won't vote for Obama. As for an opponent to support, I hope things don't proceed as indicated. Otherwise, many of us will be facing a huge dilemma.

19 posted on 11/30/2011 6:07:47 PM PST by Rational Thought
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To: Rational Thought; All
Unfortunately, the two leading Republican candidates right now are not exactly poster boys for Conservatism.

But one is definitely more Conservative than 'the other' - if only because he is more knowledgeable and able to articulate that vision. (No small consideration, of course; as a Country moves, hopefully; forward.)

Sugges all in doubt here go to Newt campaign site or just wikipedia and read full resource/bio per Newt.

NOt all perfect for sure - and of course (and now without Democrat 'politics' imposed against him) - but altogether; an impressive biography of accomplishment and proven leadership; that none of our other candidates can come close to.

44 posted on 12/01/2011 7:08:01 AM PST by cricket (Newt. . .the 'anti-Obama' ; and America's antidote, for Obama presidency.)
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