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History shows that Congress almost always moves in the opposite direction of the party affiliation of the President in the mid terms. Democrat president, Republicans gain seats in Congress; Republican president, Democrats gain seats in Congress -- because people think that they're "balancing" power by voting that way. Not necessariy majority wins of the opposite party, but gains in seats.

The people who voted for Obama in the first place I figure are mostly Godless, and I also think Obama -- and most liberals -- are illigitimate, that they are the products of a minority that has fraudulently seized power. Democrats have to cheat to win because if they didn't, they'd lose for lack of votes. I believe that most Americans are Godly enough to have rejected Obama. But Romney presents the temptation to God-fearing, God-loving people to vote FOR someone they know is an agent of evil and depravity, but who would rationalize and try to justify voting for a person who has used his political office and taxpayer money to advance depravity that God-loving people abhor.

I think God would judge harshly those who would vote such, because they are not Godless liberals -- they KNOW BETTER, but would vote such because they lack the courage and faith of voting such to put God before Country.

And as for Republicans fighting statism coming from Romney, certainly fellow Republicans who lean to the left would chastize limited government Republicans for failing to support the Republican administration. The same statism coming from Obama, Republicans could unite to fight.

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I think God would judge harshly those who would vote such, because they are not Godless liberals — they KNOW BETTER, but would vote such because they lack the courage and faith of voting such to put God before Country.

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Thank you, I see what you are saying now about how Congress might actually fight harder to oppose statism coming from Obama than they would Romney (assuming the Repubs take majorities in both houses). But in the end, if we do have only those two choices in the voting booth, we just vote everything down ballot and then leave the top blank? I pray, pray, pray we aren’t left with that, but for the first time ever, I would leave the ballot blank or vote for some minor third party candidate. We can’t even use the argument of Supreme Court justices this time as Romney would appoint just as liberal ones as Obama would.