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To: cuban leaf
The only reason he gets away with what he does is that the congress does not use their constitutional authority to slap him back into reality. With the R’s controlling it, they would, assuming the R’s have grown a pair since the Trent Lott days.

If they see Romney rejected in the General because of his liberalism and in spite of the specter of Obama as a consequence, just WATCH as those Rs "grow a pair" in order to save their own skins. It will have been proven clearly to Republicans in DC that being "moderate" or "liberal" is dangerous for their political health.

On the other hand, if Romney wins, they will have every reason to think it will behoove them to move "to the center," and Democrats will be hailed and praised for being so nobly bi-partisan when supporting Romney in his quest to "fix" ObamaCare to be more like what he continues to maintain is successful RomneyCare in MA; come up with the "right kinds" of cap-and-trade global warming regulation to "save the planet" and "be responsible"; going full-bore to force acceptance of open homosexuality in the military; making sure that we "compassionate" Americans will make abortion available on-demand to "poor" women who otherwise couldn't afford it; and appointing activist liberal judges to "adjust" laws properly for the most control over personal freedoms. THAT IS ROMNEY, and Democrats will look fabulously broad-minded for reaching across the aisle to support his progressive "enlightenment." No matter what you think you'd be voting against, THAT is what you'd be voting FOR.

People have given a lot of thought to what would happen if Obama won, and have done it in a vacuum; now, they should give serious, honest thought to what would happen if Romney wins. The consequences would be, IMO, more dire.

447 posted on 05/04/2012 10:03:08 AM PDT by Finny ("Raise hell. Vote smart." -- Ted Nugent * By the way, Ted, voting for Romney is voting stupid.)
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To: Finny

>>>”If they see Romney rejected in the General because of his liberalism and in spite of the specter of Obama as a consequence, just WATCH as those Rs “grow a pair” in order to save their own skins. It will have been proven clearly to Republicans in DC that being “moderate” or “liberal” is dangerous for their political health.

On the other hand, if Romney wins, they will have every reason to think it will behoove them to move “to the center,” and Democrats will be hailed and praised for being so nobly bi-partisan when supporting Romney in his quest to “fix” ObamaCare to be more like what he continues to maintain is successful RomneyCare in MA; come up with the “right kinds” of cap-and-trade global warming regulation to “save the planet” and “be responsible”; going full-bore to force acceptance of open homosexuality in the military; making sure that we “compassionate” Americans will make abortion available on-demand to “poor” women who otherwise couldn’t afford it; and appointing activist liberal judges to “adjust” laws properly for the most control over personal freedoms. THAT IS ROMNEY, and Democrats will look fabulously broad-minded for reaching across the aisle to support his progressive “enlightenment.” No matter what you think you’d be voting against, THAT is what you’d be voting FOR.

People have given a lot of thought to what would happen if Obama won, and have done it in a vacuum; now, they should give serious, honest thought to what would happen if Romney wins. The consequences would be, IMO, more dire.”<<<

This ^^

Now, is not the time to surrender to the progressives in the GOP.


477 posted on 05/04/2012 10:20:02 AM PDT by myself6
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To: Finny

Read your whole post. You sound like me.

I suggested here, about a week ago, that with Romney as the nominee, our “best case” scenario would be a democrat president being fought, tooth and nail, by a conservative leaning congress controlled by the R’s.

Not that I would ever vote for Obama, but I will also not vote for Romney. If Romney is the nominee, barring something downright apocalyptic being done by Obama, I’ll write someone in.


483 posted on 05/04/2012 10:24:30 AM PDT by cuban leaf (Were doomed! Details at eleven.)
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