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To: Apollo5600

As I’ve said on an earlier thread wherein Freepers are getting their panties in a wad about Paul, the GOP establishment has seen to it that there is never a “none of these fools” option on any primary ballot.

There comes a point where the voters are going to tell the “establishment” to shove it as far up their rectums as they can reach. Methinks that this is the election where that is now going to happen.

Frankly, I now believe that if the GOP immolates themselves in this election (and the aftermath when Obama wins, and I do think that Obama will win re-election), it could be the best thing to happen for the country. We don’t need a bunch of hard-core socialists (the Democrats) and a bunch of pantywaists and pansies providing an echo (the GOP establishment). The voters would like something resembling a choice, and that’s now only going to happen if one of the parties implodes and dies. There has never been a more dire need for a choice of “None of these morons” on ballots than in this election.


12 posted on 12/24/2011 2:37:52 AM PST by NVDave
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To: NVDave

I am very very near to writing in Palin for president. Whatever you think of her is not the point, but that if Romney or Gingrich is the establishment GOP nominee, I may finally do what I have been telling other NOT to do, and just throw away my vote. I think I lack the courage to do it once in the booth, but I am sooooooo tempted.

Also, I wish the Tea Party would convert to an actual political party with conservative, small government candidates.

NO MORE RINOS. If the GOP is going to crash and burn, better sooner than later.


20 posted on 12/27/2011 8:26:51 PM PST by Freedom_Is_Not_Free (We be fooked.)
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