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I answered it jackass; your redirection is pathetic. I voted for the candidate who is a member of a church (even if you don’t think so) that opposes abortion and whom I believe would have attempted to further cut down legalized abortion availability. So yes, by voting for the only candidate who did not support abortion I am voting against abortion. I am not against it only on religious grounds although that is a consideration. I am against it specifically on scientific grounds. My science background tells me that life begins at conception and that from a single fertilized egg to the baby about to be born; that is a living human being and it is not moral for it to be killed by way of abortion, it is murder. Does that answer your pathetic attempt to set aside the clear argument that by not voting for the candidate opposing obama, you helped reelect the abortion supporting dictator.

I spent a career sworn to support and defend the Constitution and I hold that oath to be applicable today even though I retired from the military almost 20 years ago. I hold the Constitution to be dear and will vote for the republican candidate over the Constitution-killing despot each and every time it is necessary. I will do anything necessary to preserve our Republic even one more day. You can’t get past your petty prejudices to at least try by way of actually voting.

The time for “voting your conscience” is appropriate is when you vote for the primary candidate. In that selection you can make a difference. Romney was far from my choice but in the general election he was a light-years better choice than obama. I at least voted to try to oust the kenyan while your non-vote put him one point closer to his victory.

Throwing your non-voting support to obama is exactly what they were hoping for in demonizing Romney; you and many like you who sat out the election fulfilled the democrat party hopes. Seems that the term liberal supporter applies to you and your non-voting compatriots.