[Kenny]

Should we be quiet or continue to warn others of the danger of voting for a man who apparently has no conscience?

If you knew me, you'd never interpret what I said to mean we should be quiet. I'll fight evil wherever I meet it. If we don't get Obama out then we may not have the right to pray. He's on a mission to destroy this country and I won't be quiet or intimidated.

That said, I don't think name-calling or hostility towards those who support a different candidate will help. Call attention to the lies, shine a light on Romney's flip-flops, and start hammering Romney on Obamacare where he's already backtracked. He said in the debates he would repeal it yet on Hannity he said he would "grant waivers to all 50 states". That would leave the remainder of Obamacare in tact yet with even less funding, an impossible scenario for our economy.

We need to work together to get Obama out. And yes, pray, that's probably the most effective thing we can do.

[SoConPubbie]

We need to work together to get Obama out. And yes, pray, that's probably the most effective thing we can do.

You're right, I didn't know you.

Thanks for the clarification.

I agree with everything you said.

[SoConPubbie]

By your standards, would you agree with me that voting for Mitt Romney, given his continual dishonesty, his tacit support for abortion (RomneyCare with $50 abortions) and Gay RIghts (Refusal to re-instate DADT), his knowing character assasination of Newt Gringrich when he knew what he was saying were lies and distortions, for a Christian is a no-go?

Or are you one of those, who in the end, will sacrifice his/her Christian values and make the "lessor of two evils" choice to vote for him?