[TexasFreeper2009]

face it, many conservatives stayed home again, because conservatism wasn’t on the ballot.

[mgist]

From my perspectives conservatives were fired up. Early voting polling results reported much higher amounts of Republicans at early voting, the DEM numbers were significantly down, Independents were breaking for Romney, the Romney political rallies were full. Early voting and election day the lines were endless in Florida.

It simply doesn’t make sense that after all the added unemployment and government abuse, that suddenly 3 Million conservatives were simply not interested in voting in 2012, but voted in 2008.

[DaveInDallas]

face it, many conservatives stayed home again, because conservatism wasn’t on the ballot.

It's a good thing these "conservatives" won't be subject to ObamaCare, or have trouble finding medical help when 60% of doctors retire, or pay higher tax rates, or pay for more abortions, or be subject to Supreme Court rulings with Obama's future appointments. Whew, they really dodged a bullet!

[Tunehead54]

The life of our country was on the line - I believe the “christians” sat on their hands. “I ain’t voting for no steenkin’ Mormon”. Good job - go read your bible look up something about reaping what you sow - off to my pity party.

Oh and sorry Israel, you’re on your own. Don’t worry “christians”, their just steekin’ joos.

[snarkytart]

not only that but if you’re right of center why would you vote? even when you win on an issue (gay marriage or voter id laws, immigration reform) some court over turns it because they were appointed by a liberal or even a damn republican.

It’s almost like all the fight left our side after Obamacare was passed and upheld by OUR so called guy Roberts.