You’d think it’s obvious, but it apparently isn’t. Obama’s record is now long and it’s been incredibly destructive. Even a biased reading of Romney’s record is nowhere near that of Obama, and with Romney my second-to-last choice I will acknowledge he isn’t a great candidate. Still, with that said, it’s almost impossible to believe that people don’t see that.
I truly believe that a significant majority of the third-party types here are Obama plants. There’s no other logical explanation.
“I truly believe that a significant majority of the third-party types here are Obama plants. There’s no other logical explanation.”
It’s like there has been an Operation Chaos going on here throughout the primary process....
Predictable responses to making a stand for conservatism, which I am immune to:
A.) “He’s the better of two evils”
B.) “But this is the most important election ever!”
C.) “You must be some sort of Troll!”
Yawn. We all have to draw a line somewhere, and being slightly to the right of a communist is too thin for this freeper. I won’t vote for a guy with a proven record of being pro abortion, gun-control, gay-rights, and big governement solutions, despite what he says now that he is asking for my vote. I’m done following the Orwellian Walking Pigs of the Republican establishment.
If that makes me a Troll, I’ll find a bridge.
There is a logical explanation... A significant majority of the folks here are conservatives not republicans.
No, the third party types are not at all plants. They are very disgruntled hard conservatives who have been lied to, spun, shafted, and made fools of for their entire voting lives.
They are just desperate to have representation because for the most part, conservatives have no representation. My entire life, I am 53, it has been socialist vs. socialist light.
No, people here are generally way to the right of the political spectrum. What you are seeing is just overwhelming frustration with no way to effect change or even to be heard.
The strategy of starving the GOP so as to make them work for our votes is a good one. I just don’t want to see Obama re-elected as a result.
I agree with them in one respect — there will never be a good time to rebel, go Galt, and starve the GOP to get their attention.
The last 3 Democrat presidents were all flaming leftist extemists — Carter, Clinton and Obama. The Democrats don’t seem capable of nominating anyone who isn’t to the left of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
What frustrates the life out of me is that never once do you hear the Dems say “well we can’t get Obama elected because he has the most liberal voting record in the Senate”.
The fact is, the voters give both parties their turns. We DON’T NEED RINOS to get our turn. We get our turn on a regular basis, so if we nominated hard Conservatives every time, then that is what we would have on our turn.
This election it is again our turn, because the economy has already doomed Obama. Even with the massive MSM spin, Obama is toast because the economy has already defeated him. All there is left is to run the commercials of doubled gas prices and Obama himself saying “if I can’t fix the economy in one term, I don’t deserve a second term”. Man, I would run his video clip 24/7 right up to election day!
But point is, no these people here care and desperately want the limited government a conservative should fight for. They are just frustrated is all. We ALL are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Sure there is.
Some people, maybe you for instance, might not capable of critical thought, and can't understand, or due to being part of the biggov biz as usual machine wont' admit, the Republicans and Democrats are all riding in the same limo.
It's been painfully obvious for many years now. Look at the country, the economy, the borders, standard of living, everything.
It's like all the morons who watched the masked wrestlers, perform their choreographed rehearsed stunts in the ring, as the audience of fools applauds their favorite guy, thinking it's all legitimate and above board.
Apparently there is no shortage of RomneyBotts here either.