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To: napscoordinator
really wish that the folks in Texas who are discussing getting behind one candidate would hurry up and do so. There is a large group of pastors and conservative leaders who are going to settle once and for all and get behind a candidate. They want to do this after the South Carolina primary, but I don’t see why they can’t do this now. I think they started discussions this past weekend.

As a Born Again believer myself, I find it insulting that these "leaders" intend to tell me how to vote, who should get out of the campaign and generally what they decide we should do. IMO this is America; each candidate should decide for him/herself when to get out of the race, not the media and certainly not so-called religious leaders.

42 posted on 01/09/2012 6:56:27 AM PST by Hattie
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To: Hattie

As a Born Again believer myself, I find it insulting that these “leaders” intend to tell me how to vote, who should get out of the campaign and generally what they decide we should do

In normal times, i agree with you, but this time people are having a hard time deciding on who to get behind. We as a conservative group don’t seem to have the ability to make the decision. We are killing ourselves having all three in the race. I mean when Romney could win South Carolina that is tragic. If we don’t get behind a candidate in the next week, we will end up with Romney. Yes I sound like I am nervous because I sorta am. We are going to screw this up IMHO.


46 posted on 01/09/2012 7:01:35 AM PST by napscoordinator (Go Rick! Go Rick! Go Newt! Let's get 'er done.)
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