[SoConPubbie]

It won't be enough.

Their are enough Evangelicals who still have their principles, conscience, ethics, and morals intact, that they won't go for it. Couple that with a sizable minority of independents that won't hold their nose to vote for such a lying, left-wing, Progressive Liberal, and we are looking at a loss to Obama this year that will make McCain's loss look like a win.

And who can blame the values voters when the records of Obama and Romney line up so closely?

[tumblindice]

“Mitt Romney and the Republican Party’s sizable bloc of evangelical voters are about to engage in a marriage of political convenience.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEdPhRa0k_A

[JRandomFreeper]

"I don't believe they'll stay home."

I'll take that bet. Romney has no chance in a fair election. The conservative base is not going to turn out for him. We will vote down-ticket, but Romney is right there with Bush1.2, Dole and McCain in the history book.

That's what happens when the GOP runs a moderate or liberal.

/johnny

[tumblindice]

It’s going to sound harsh,
I’m sure, but here goes:

This article .... sucks.
Your post .... sucks.
Your lefty candidate: a sure looser.
You: an all day sucker.

`It’s sad, so sad—such a sad, sad situation,

Sorry seems to be the hardest word ....... ‘
Elton John, Queen of England

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVFBK9GhS5Q

[Christie at the beach]

Hope all the sell-outs have an at ease trust with Romney.

We need a better candidate. This is a nightmare.

[InMemoriam]

Well, Mitt would be the husband based on what’s going to happen to us if he’s elected.

[Happy Rain]

Yadda yadda badda badda bing bong—I'm voting for the only person who has a chance of beating Obama—beating Obama is the prime directive if one gives even the slightest damn about America.

Not mentioning any names here just gonna do it;)

[cripplecreek]

Nope.

[Diogenesis]

Romney CANNOT WIN.

Why? WE, and everyone ELSE, WILL NOT VOTE FOR HIM.

ROMNEY DECREASES VOTER TURNOUT. Which is why
the DNC and Soros and the MSM picked him.

[mosesdapoet]

Right now the public and particularly conservatives are being badgered to take in Romney when during his campaign and after he has not made no real effort to appear on most conservative talk shows or approach tea party groups. He’s got some talkies carrying water for him only to move 10 feet forward and find another 5 gallon pail to either to trip over or pick up containing some some lib position he’s just dropped off on his way to the White House..

While SCOTUS is set to rule on Obamacare in June I for one am not that certain we’re going like what they come up with. Obamacare has got to be thrown out. The only way I for one will feel Romnney would support that is if and when he repudiates Romneycare as a mistake. I don’t trust him on his EPA positions, or on Obamacare.

To do that for the remaining primarys. If Santorum os on their states ballot they should vote for him and his delegates.

[freedomfiter2]

I think Mutt actually is looking for a one night stand in November.

[LibLieSlayer]

Matthew 4:8-11

8 “Again, the devil took him to a very high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor. 9 “All this I will give you,” he said, “if you will bow down and worship me.”

10 Jesus said to him, “Away from me, Satan! For it is written: ‘Worship the Lord your God, and serve him only.’[e]”
11 Then the devil left him, and angels came and attended him.”

No, mitt.

LLS

[Colonel_Flagg]

Mitt Romney and the Republican Party's sizable bloc of evangelical voters are about to engage in a marriage of political convenience.

This evangelical will never vote for Romney.

[CommerceComet]

The good news for the evangelicals who are soul-searching to make this decision that next time they are asked to sell out it won’t be nearly as hard. If Mitt Romney doesn’t constitute someone “too far” then the idea of “too far” has no meaning, whatsoever. If you really, really try, you might find 3-4 Republicans less conservative than Romney but I doubt it.