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All these things you tremble that Obama might do in a second term are only possible if : 1) he isn't impeached first, and 2) Congress is filled with Mitt Romney's that will rubber stamp his evil. We are working to impeach him. We are working to load the houses with patriots. We are *NOT* going to set ourselves back in our efforts by willfully electing Romney in his place for POTUS. The fight does not end with the executive office. The fight does does not end in November.

Romney may suck, but to draw a moral equivalent between the two shows a lack of understanding or an unwillingness to believe in the depths that Obama will aim for in his second term to finally "Fundamentally Transform" America.

Bullsh*t. Most of us were well aware of Obama's intentions the moment he took office and understood it all too well. I'm a birther and damn proud of it trying to get the usurper removed before he could wreak this much damage. The "lack of understanding" here is your inability to see the big picture. Would you replace Barack Obama with Hillary Clinton if she ran as our candidate, our standard bearer, a republican? Would you let her represent and define "conservative" values for generations to come -- to redefine "constitutional"? Would you permit her definitions to become the "norm" as representative of our values?

No? I wouldn't either. If you elect Mitt Romney, that's what you get. That's the long term damage that is done. The democrat and republican parties effectively merge.

There's a bigger picture in play than November than you realize.

All these things you tremble that Obama might do in a second term are only possible if : 1) he isn't impeached first, and 2) Congress is filled with Mitt Romney's that will rubber stamp his evil.

Or 3) Nobody shows up to vote for Romney, turning enough Red seats in the House to Blue, giving Obama another completely-Democrat controlled Congress.

Bullsh*t. Most of us were well aware of Obama's intentions the moment he took office and understood it all too well.

You are correct there and yet you still draw an equivalent between Romney and Obama. Romney may not be anywhere close to a good conservative, but he is NOT Obama.

Would you replace Barack Obama with Hillary Clinton if she ran as our candidate, our standard bearer, a republican?

Strawman

There's a bigger picture in play than November than you realize.

Oh, I realize it. If Obama wins again, get ready for a real squashing of political speech in this country. And in your view, if Romney wins, conservatives are gone and I disagree with this. We were able to change the mind of W on more than one issue with our ability to burn up the Federal phone lines. We can do that again with Romney.

I guess my question that goes still unanswered is okay, we allow Obama to win re-election. Then what? If there is indeed a bigger picture in play, how is another four years of Obama going to help US?