Ramcat - if I can distill the core of your argument, are you saying that:
Sometime we make compromises to get the most conservative individuals and policies possible into office?
If so, and while you may not agree, is not reasonable to share in Rick’s practical tactics and support Romney and still be a good conservative?
I’m not waiting for anyone’s blessing on the point but the line of logic cuts both ways. What’s good for the goose ...
Sometime we make compromises to get the most conservative individuals and policies possible into office?
Pretty much.
If so, and while you may not agree, is not reasonable to share in Rick’s practical tactics and support Romney and still be a good conservative?
If your logic leads you there in good conscience. Be well.
“Sometime we make compromises to get the most conservative individuals and policies possible into office?”
http://www.freerepublic.com/~sick1/
So you’re willing to sell out your country for a simple ‘R” after someone’s name.
You’re all for abortion, gun bans, homosexual marriage, higher taxes, government run taxpayer funded healthcare, etc.
Sorry, your argument doesn’t fly.
“Sometime we make compromises to get the most conservative individuals and policies possible into office?”
http://www.freerepublic.com/~sick1/
By the way, Romney is NOT conservative at all, not by any strwetch of the imagination.
My assessment of you is spot on.
Enjoy your zot.