It's not that, it's just when when you meet an unchangeable obstacle don't beat your head against it. Go with what you you've got. It was ruled a tax so cram it down the Dems throat as as the largest tax increase in U.S. history. Instead he is doing commentary on a game that is over. It makes you shake your head.
I understand our talking points, and you are right, but the thing is this, speaking of unchangeable obstacles. There is one choice to make. That is vote for Romney, or vote for Obama, and the latter, from a conservative or Republican perspective means voting for anyone but Romney. That’s just the reality of this lousy situation. There isn’t a conservative option on the table, so why keep slamming Romney at every opportunity? I can’t stand him, and hate this situation, but it is precisely an “unchangeable obstacle.” If there were a conservative option with a serious chance, I’d be all over it. But it’s not there. There’s no sense sitting down at the table and whining about what isn’t on it when it isn’t going to be on it. So, if Romney wants to appear nuanced on this issue, let him. I don’t care what Romney says at this point. I’m not voting for him because of what he says, nor do I believe anything he says. But I’ll take him lying over Obama lying. Anyway it gets spun, Obama is worse.