[MrEdd]

Social Conservatives were never going to vote for Romney.
Christians who withdraw from secular society and pretty much live within church activities were never going to vote for Romney either.

Goode is a magnet for votes that were not going to go to Romney under any circumstance.

It is sour grapes and pissing into the wind to whine about a constituency that those who go along with Romney as their nominee have calculated they don't need.

It is not as if these are people given to compromise, so expecting that they will suddenly change is pretty stupid. They have been up front and unwavering in their convictions for decades.

[Tau Food]

Social Conservatives were never going to vote for Romney.

Bingo!

And Goode won't do much damage to Romney's liberal base.

[EagleUSA]

“..It is not as if these are people given to compromise, so expecting that they will suddenly change is pretty stupid. They have been up front and unwavering in their convictions for decades..”

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I understand what you are saying. But there is so much more at stake in THIS election than just personal conviction. I too have personal convictions that conflict with some but I am not so selfish as to ignore that America is where we ALL live and want it to remain the greatest country and governmental system on the face of the planet.

The entire make up of America is on the line. And it affects all of us, regardless of our personal convictions. It is time to unite against the worst threat America has faced since the first Revolution. And if Obama gets another 4 years, many “personal convictions” will become crimes against the state. This is no time for self-interest but a very unselfish uniting to save our Republic.