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Well, I think that's a pretty bad choice, losing purposefully to the worst, most destructive, most radically left administration ever. It's like taking your ball and going home, whining and muttering the whole time. Losing to this dude again may mean everything you love will go south. You're damn straight I fear that, and so should you.

I don't care for Romney, you know that. He was the last choice I would have ever considered, I was as far from a supporter as you can be.

Frankly, this country is hanging on by a string, and whining about him as our candidate does nothing but suppress our capacity to take Bambi and his minions out. It also suppresses votes for true conservatives on the down ticket, and I'm not going to go there.

“Everything you love will go south”

We love many things. We do love our country. But we love God more. We will not bow down to either of these wannabe deities. Throw us to the lions if you must, but realize this is not an argument that can be won by appealing to what we love, because love is the very thing that drives us to resist capitulation no matter what the cost.

Peace,

SR

Frankly, this country is hanging on by a string...

MORMON talking point...

https://www.google.com/search?q=constitution+hanging+by+a+thread&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=&oe=&rlz=1I7ADRA_enUS475

I think that's a pretty bad choice, losing purposefully to the worst, most destructive, most radically left administration ever. It's like taking your ball and going home, whining and muttering the whole time. Losing to this dude again may mean everything you love will go south.

Losing? What exactly do you think we're going to 'win' by substituting one abject left-wing Socialist for another? You think the fact that Romney's got an R velcroed to his sleeve is any guarantee that he's not going to pick up right where he left off in Massachusetts?

What's it going to take to drive the point home that Obama and Romney are on the same page, and are working for the same globalist masters?

Lake, there is no appreciable difference in their governing records. I couldn't give two sh!ts about the hot air being expelled from their mouths - they have proven BY DEED that they are both opposed to everything this country was founded upon.

We're now faced with the choice of electing one of them to be the next Commander In Chief. Should we examine them, then choose the 'lesser of two evils', or should we stand upon our timeless American principles - the very principles upon which this nation has thrived and survived for over 200 years, and REJECT them BOTH?

I obviously choose the latter, while knowing that one of them will be the very last man standing in November. That's a reality that I must accept, and I do.

I don't see any upside in electing the statist liberal, Romney, over Obama. In fact, I see an enormous danger in his winning the election, because everyone who is now tossing their conservative principles to elect him (out of fear), will go back to the couch once he's in office. So will most of the Republicans in Congress.

His election will quite likely extinguish the fires of the Tea Party movement, and will mute all real resistance to the larger menace, which is the ongoing Communist agenda to remake America into a Socialist country.

Americans will not get off their lazy butts and fight to win their country back unless the wolf is clearly breaking through the door.

Art of War 101.

Now, you may reply, "So, you're actually advocating the re-election of the Marxist Usurper???" Not really, but I can see how you could arrive at that conclusion. Frankly, I don't know what to do, except to hold fast to that which I fervently believe in, and that precludes me voting for either one of these leftist bums, come what may.

Honestly, I'd rather the American people were forced to truly stand up to the evil that's devouring them, and that isn't going to happen if Mr. Milquetoast wins the election. They'll all heave a great sigh of relief and go back to the couch, thinking that they've been spared a horror too great to imagine. Nothing could be further from the truth.

“Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost.”

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

OK Lake. Now tell me honestly. Do you believe that the above is just a collection of meaningless feel-good words or do you believe they mean what they say? Further, do you believe that one of the founding fathers of this nation, faced with a situation far more dangerous than we are, was wrong?

If you think it’s all BS and Adams was full of it, fine. But if you believe in what he was saying and believe in him as an American patriot, then you and the ABOs have one hell of a conflict. And I have to ask who has more credibility? Adams or the modern talk show hosts/ABO supporters?

This is quite simple. Adams was right or he was wrong. Which do you personally feel to be the case Lake? Open question really...which does any ABO feel is the case?

Further, we don’t have to speculate about what Reagan or Goldwater would have said (as many ABOs have lately). We KNOW because we have their words and actions to guide us. And none of those words or actions followed the ABO arguement. Quite the contrary. They all followed Adams.