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I hope there are enough good men willing to take the risk to save our country at the highest ranks of our military. A military coup to restore the constitution is the best option at this point, and the officers who pledged an oath to defending the U.S. Constitution from foreign and domestic enemies have obvious reason to do that by dismantling our corrupt, and out of control federal government. There may be dangers with a military coup, but every other realistic option just leads to a disintegration of the Union. I would rather our military take control and restore the constitution, which at least has potential for a better outcome.

Obama isn't going to be reelected in a fair election, but I also don't expect him to leave the White House as easy as past Presidents. He will act like the radical that he is, and I don't know if anyone will be willing to do anymore than talk these days. There is not much to celebrate about defeating Obama, and going back to the status-quo that is just ruining us at a slower pace. I doubt any President could save us at this point no matter how much they really wanted it, and were willing to sacrifice. We can't even get that kind of person in power to begin with. A lot of people are going to see a Romney win as something bigger than it is. Obama literally makes almost everyone look good in comparison because he has a hatred of everything good the nation stands for.

Obama is an anti-American, anti-Constitution, radical leftist who's making all our previously horrible Presidents look good. We have to get rid of Obama who's against everything this nation was built on, while remembering how bad the situation was before Obama. Obama is by far worse than anything we have ever had, but we have been dealing with a growing unconstitutional government for a long time. We haven't been able to stop it, and we won't stop it unless it's literally something as big as a military coup.