Agreed
And I come from a state (Mass. as it turns out) where
folks like Romney and Brown are considered “far right
Rethuglicans” by many, though each managed to get elected once. I am grasping for straws. No Obama, no Liz Warren, no way. Of course in terms of the electoral college, Mass will probably go Obama’s way but I’m making my own statement. I know I’m in the vast minority here.
Questions:
—How does FR feel if Romney wins? (In all honesty during his term or terms, his “feet will be held to the fire”)
—What if he picks a running mate like Rubio (though I think I heard he doesn’t want it?), Palin, etc.? Maybe
he still won’t get support
—I don’t seem to hear anyone on the left saying, “Obama
is a DINO! He isn’t leftist enough for me. I won’t vote for him, even if it means that crypto-fascist Romney gets in.”
Mark Steyn’s new book has some sort of analogy about a train heading for a cliff, representing government spending. Do you stop the train a few yards before the abyss, or do you proceed at “Obama-crous speed” over the
side? I want to stop the train.
I want to stop Obama.
Don’t worry folks, in his second term he’ll get the Congress to repeal that amendment restricting himself
to two terms. He could run for a third, and win. By then
maybe it’ll be like Hitler, only one party will be allowed. Guess which one.
And yes you can vote against Obama by “not voting” or “voting third party”, but in the end Obama could still get in. That is the one result I don’t want.
I don’t know what shape America would have been in with
Pres. McCain and Pres. Palin, but how is it after four years
of Pres. Zero and VP Clueless Joe? I’ll bet many at
Daily Kos and Huffington Post visit FR and LOL. Four more years. Me, I’m voting for “change”...in the Presidential
race. Change IS good when it means getting rid of Barack.