That’s white I think. I don’t say we won’t have to fight Romney on all the mushy liberal stuff, or even blatant liberal stuff. We’d have to fight Hiisein on all that too. But Hissein opens yet another front which Romney won’t-”get YT”. I don’t love or even like Rommey. Truthfully I despise him. But I can’t see fightimg him on all the things we’ll have to oppose Hissein on, plus Hissein’s added war on whites-and as you say, if he gets relected, the gloves come off. I wouldn’t put anything past him in his zeal to get back at whites for being a historically successful race. Taking our homes to give to the “disenfranchised blacks” isn’t beyond him in the second term, when all the brakes are off. South Africa’s ANC won’t have anything on him in his persecution of whites-just look at how brazen he and Holder have been with a second election to win.
The first chance we get to “fight” RINO Romney is at the ballot box.
What if the GOP officially said they’re changing their platform into a pro-choice platform? Would everyone here still vote GOP (not counting you libertards)? The logic you Romney supplicants are using would apply EVEN IF the GOP officially made their platform pro-choice. There are some issues where you have to be willing to hold other things hostage in order to get what you want. It’s not a strategy to say, “OK, fine, we’ll vote for you even if you give up that issue. We’ll just whine and moan and try to change your mind later, I guess, even as we fall into line behind you at the time when our opposition would REALLY carry some weight!”
Well, I’m not going to let them use the stealth method of picking a candidate who every informed voter knows, or soon will know, has stood on the wrong side of that issue among many others. They have said frequently they are trying to win “moderate” or “independent” voters over with this candidate. The point is to put up a candidate who does NOT represent conservative values to try to win those additional voters. To me that’s little different than officially changing the platform. They are sending the message that this candidate does not and will not stand for conservative values intentionally and for a purpose. Their strategy only works if conservative voters fall into line anyway like good little supplicants. My intention is for their strategy to fail.