There are two camps out there right now..
One camp says that if we get romney, he will direct the republican house and senate to do his bidding... we will get the equivelent of fubo’s first 2 years, with the same crap passing, only with an r after it instead of a d.
The other camp says that if fubo wins, with a pub house and senate, he is essentially sidelined, and can do only as much damage as the pubs allow him to do.
The thought of liberal socialist romney doing as he pleases, directing the house and senate to do his bidding, scares me a helluva lot more than the pubs keeping fubo in check...
and if fubo does get reelected, then the pubs can spring gunwalker on him and tie him up for years, or maybe even get him impeached..
I just do not and cannot believe that romney will do anything remotely conservative, and it will be a reach for him to even be moderate. He is a socialist liberal at heart, and will always be.
I’m counting on congress to keep romney in check. I don’t think they can do it to Obama unless they get two-thirds of the senate so that impeachment is a real threat. I’m not counting on that.
Hussein will rule by executive order if he is re-elected.
One camp says that if we get romney, he will direct the republican house and senate to do his bidding... we will get the equivelent of fubos first 2 years, with the same crap passing, only with an r after it instead of a d.
The other camp says that if fubo wins, with a pub house and senate, he is essentially sidelined, and can do only as much damage as the pubs allow him to do.
The thought of liberal socialist romney doing as he pleases, directing the house and senate to do his bidding, scares me a helluva lot more than the pubs keeping fubo in check...
And here I thought that only I and a handful of others understood the dynamics at work here. Thanks for disabusing me of that depressing thought, Joe.
You are correct in your analysis. This is Art of War 101. If we elect a commander who bears our mark, yet acts in the best interests of the enemy, our side is going to stand down, bend to his will, and go back to sleep. The continuing destruction to our republic will largely go unopposed by those we've elected to represent us.
On the other hand, if the enemy commander is re-elected, our side will be spurred to even greater OPPOSITION, and will fight his disastrous agenda at every turn, with everything they've got. The patriot rebellion will be energized beyond its current strength and vigor, and will continue to steer the political direction of the country.
I've spent a lot of time arguing with fellow conservatives about electing the liberal Romney to the presidency. I'm now more interested in simply laying out the facts about the dynamics at work here. I can't find it within me to advocate for allowing Obama a second term (or electing Romney), but at the same time, I'm aware of the consequences of both potential outcomes.
The most important factor in our near term future is our resistance to the radical Socialism that's destroying us. Electing Romney will turn the volume down on that, and might well turn it completely off. Electing the Marxist again will turn the volume up on the rebellion, and will likely ensure a complete paradigm shift in American history.
Those are the dynamics at work. We at least must be aware of them.