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I voted for Romney. I worked for Romney. I even fooled myself, after March 2012, that he might be adequate. I was depressed, deeply depressed, when he lost.

But, as many here argued, the re-election of "Obama" may actually be printing us closer to revival than a Romney presidency would have done.

What doesn't kill us, makes us stronger. The patient is still very sick, but some signs of life are beginning to appear.

I voted for Romney. I worked for Romney. I even fooled myself, after March 2012, that he might be adequate. I was depressed, deeply depressed, when he lost.

Similar story here. To be sure, I had my misgivings about Romney's conservatism, and rightly so. But I was encouraged that he didn't "etch-a-sketch" after securing the nomination, but instead, he continued to campaign on a conservative platform. I was encouraged when he picked Paul Ryan as his running mate; Ryan was my top choice also. I was encouraged when Romney won the first debate against Obozo. Things were looking up. I had a Romney-Ryan bumper sticker on my car; I had a Romney-Ryan yard sign on my lawn. So I too was disappointed when the miserable sack o' sh*t Obozo was re-elected. Romney would certainly be better. Anyone would be better.

But, as many here argued, the re-election of "Obama" may actually be printing us closer to revival than a Romney presidency would have done.

Perhaps. We'll see. The ObamaCare debacle should help pull down the Demoncrats. The 2014 midterms will be an indicator.

I concluded after Hussein's reelection that the USA was toast.

The flaming wreckage of Obama's second term, however, gives me a sliver of hope that 2014 and perhaps 2016, will bring some electoral good news.