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To: dirtboy

I have every confidence that the TEA Party conservatives can eventually take over the Republican Party.

But, I’ll tell you this: If everyone in the USA who knows that an Obama re-election would destroy America, yet whines and pouts about “our” guy not being conservative enough and sits the election out or works against the Republican nominee, there will be no opportunity to take over the Republican Party.

It will be outlawed by the second Obama administration, and the US will become a one-party country — think Communist Russia and the rest of the former Iron Curtain countries.

All of you Romney naysayers will have a lot of ‘splainin’ to do unless you get off your ass, quit whining and pouting, and help us run Obama out of Washington, DC.

Lets win the damn election and then REALLY get to work!


41 posted on 04/19/2012 7:06:44 PM PDT by Taxman (So that the beautiful pressure does not diminish!)
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To: Taxman
knows that an Obama re-election would destroy America,

I heard that crap during the Clinton re-election when the GOP-E put up another liberal. I didn't vote for him either.

And I will never, ever vote for Romney. He is evil. And I won't enable evil and I won't enable the GOP-E to keep killing off conservatives.

I'm not a republican. I'm a conservative.

/johnny

45 posted on 04/19/2012 7:18:01 PM PDT by JRandomFreeper (Gone Galt)
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To: Taxman
It will be outlawed by the second Obama administration, and the US will become a one-party country — think Communist Russia and the rest of the former Iron Curtain countries.

Yeah, sure. The GOP-E runs against socialism as they embrace their own version of such.

And Romney is basically a doomed candidate, IMO. He doesn't inspire the base. He takes Obamacare off the table as a significant campaign topic. He can't run against Wall Street's backing of Dems. He can't run against TARP. In other words, he is the worst possible candidate for this election cycle, but he had the money to destroy the other candidates. Now, against Obama, he will not have a money advantage, so he's toast.

THAT is a rational assessment of the situation. It isn't that he isn't conservative enough. It's that we have no idea if he means a word he says, other than when he says he wants to be president.

65 posted on 04/20/2012 7:24:28 AM PDT by dirtboy
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