“We appear to be looking at this thing through different lenses”
No argument there. lol.
Romney was my next to the last choice. I am not happy. But it is what it is. That being said, I want O out of office...really bad. Look at what the he!! O is doing even this week.
I actually don’t think that Myth will be that different regarding illegal immigration. But who do we have that would be? (please don’t say Sarah..she has varied opinions, and she isn’t running.)
I am as much as American as you are...and as deeply offended by the disregard of the Constitution. But it ain’t the first time Barry has ruled by EO. So maybe we should focus on O’s trangressions instead of thinking that his opponent, the only one we have at this point, is a total dbag. He maybe...but he is what we are stuck with.
I don’t see that we will ever agree if we argued for weeks, but that’s o.k.
I will bid you a good evening...FRiend (and after looking at your homepage) fellow Texan.
And he most likely does. He did hire illegals not once but 2 or 3 times. Romney is our version of John Kerry (or maybe Al Gore). He blows in the wind. If he thought he could win an election supporting Amnesty he would be all for it. If he thought he could win an election by supporting abortion he would and was all for it. Romney IS a RINO. No disagreement there.
But let's not short change ourselves. We worked hard to defeat the Dream Act and we succeeded.
It is Obama who is acting like a dictator by-passing a Congress that defeated The Dream Act. We cannot have this.
If President Romney had done the same by-passing Congress (even if it were on an issue I happened to agree with) I would still have to support his impeachment and you can bet your life savings the democrats would be trying to impeach him as well. This needs to stop. Even Chavez moved slower than the man we have in the WH today (if you don't believe me - research it).
If we had locked arms and refused to vote for George H.W. Bush, it would have made it that much harder for the GOP to run Dole in '96. If we'd refused to get behind Dole, we might have had a strong conservative candidate running in 2000. If we'd locked arms and refused to vote for McCain, we wouldn't now be faced with having to compromise our most basic principles to vote for a documented liberal like Romney.
Now, look at the Democrats' track in comparison. They have run progressively more leftist candidates, because that's what their voter base demands. There's no fear of running hard core ideologues on the left. They're not afraid that they might offend someone on the other side if they appear too stridently liberal.
Not so with our side, who appear to be pushing the party ever leftward. And it's going there, because we fall into line and vote for the Republican because, "he is what we are stuck with."
At what point do you finally put your foot down, and say "NO MORE!"?