I will support Romney until November 6th, then I will be on his butt like a hip pocket to make him into the Conservative he claims to be.
We all know Romney is no Conservative , and that the Republicans we elect to the Congress are all in it for themselves, It is up to us to force them to act for us.
Conservatives need to appear in Washington. Letters and emails are useless, Phone calls worse than useless. Sho up on the grounds in numbers and FORCE them to do what is right.
Well said.
Normally, a Presidential Candidate seeks the support of every voter block that he can find, and especially voter blocks with grassroots energy.
Thus, it is important to pause and question the motives of Romney/Ryan as to who they will try to represent if they win.
Your posted reply of boots on the WH grounds will probably be our best recourse to have R/R understand that America’s prosperity is inversely proportional to the Federal Spending. The smaller the Government, the bigger is the prosperity of America.
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Another point to examine is the sincerity of trying to win over the “undecided” voter. Let us look at Prof. Henson’s quote: “ - - - Henson said. “A big part of both campaigns is mobilizing the base.”
The fact that Romney is not enthusiastically supported by core voters in his own party is a problem - - -.”
The first part of his quote stresses the importance of the base, and the second part makes the assertion that the Romney Campaign has not been effective in that regard.
By the Romney Campaign treatment at the Convention of Conservative delegates, rules and potential guest speakers, it is easy to conclude that Romney/Ryan are confident that they will squeak by Obama with a narrow win in November without strong support from the undecided Conservative voters.
The “neutral” undecided voters plus the now adrift undecided Conservatives will make the total Undecided vote a bigger voter block than before the RNC Convention.
Thus, the total Undecided vote will be a more significant wedge vote than before, much to the delight of the Democrat Candidates for the Senate and House who are looking for long Obama coat tails.
Will Romney try to correct this Campaign blunder? Will he even recognize it as a blunder?
Romney could, in his Convention Speech tonight, choose to include the TEA Party base in his Campaign, but this may be his last chance to do so - - - .
Tick-Tock Romney, Tick-Tock.