[Ditter]

No Romney may not be much of a change but it will be a little change. If that is all we can have this election, then I say go for it and hope we will be pleasantly surprised. When I look back on obama v. hillary I wish with all my heart that hillary would have beaten obozo. As much as I despised the clintons she would have been a little better than him. There are those out there who will disagree with me but I am not in favor of letting our country slip into the sewer and then try to pull it out.

[Sola Veritas]

“There are those out there who will disagree with me but I am not in favor of letting our country slip into the sewer and then try to pull it out.”

I understand your logic and respect your view. However, in the long term I think it necessary to send a clear signal to the GOP that if they want my “conservative” vote, they will ensure a “conservative” candidate gets the nomination. Obviously, I would never vote for Mr. Obama. However, I will not vote for Romney either. I’m tired of being forced to vote for a candidate I don’t approve of only because he is the nominal “Republican” running in the general election.

In my thinking:

Romney = Obama I stay at home on election day (first time since 1976) or leave that portion of the ballot empty.

I think if more people in the Republican party would admantly declare that....and stick with it. Then we would see a “conservative” actually running as our POTUS choice. We need to “rebel” against our own party.