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So to sum up, who are you voting for? You’ve been spouting a lot. Since in your view Romney can’t win, it seems to me you’ve accepted that the Kenyan is going to win. That, again according to you pronouncements, should deliver the message to the GOP that RINOs can’t win.

Is that your plan? Really?

So to sum up, who are you voting for? You’ve been spouting a lot. Since in your view Romney can’t win, it seems to me you’ve accepted that the Kenyan is going to win.

I'll vote for a conservative candidate. If none are available out of the parties on the ballot, then I'll write in someone.

That, again according to you pronouncements, should deliver the message to the GOP that RINOs can’t win.

The problem is that they have won with Big Government RINOs in recent history - 1988, 2000, and 2004. They may have lost in 2008, and they watched the Tea Party rise up in 2010, but they aren't panicking just yet since plenty of RINOs are going unchallenged in 2012.

In 2008, they lost to B. Hussein Obama with a Big Government RINO. They aren't worried about Conservatives, at least not yet, because their response to losing to Obama was to find an even more liberal candidate to support.

That sums up how they feel about Conservatives - rather than try and rally Conservatives and take advantage of the enthusiasm generated by the Tea Party, they give us a pro-homosexual, pro-abortion, pro-gun control New England liberal. They are spitting in our faces.

And if we manage to keep Romney from getting the nomination, you can bet they'll just try again in 2016 with another liberal.