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If the GOP wants my vote, they need to run a pro-life, pro-gun, anti-socialized medicine, small government conservative.

Dude, you're more than welcome to vote for whatever principles you have. But, as an outsider who supposedly looks at Romney with lesser ideals than you, you have just convinced other outsiders looking upon you as someone who does not even stand for the principles you have just spouted. In other words, you're willing to give up your freedom because the candidate you want isn't there.

Well, boo de frickin' hoo hoo.

My candidate isn't there either. But I don't want to be a LIBERAL in my so-called CONSERVATIVE IDEALS waiting for the perfect candidate. Yeah, johnny, I'm calling you a LIBERAL, because like a some lady willing to give up her freedom over a man giving her a free cell phone, your willing to give you your freedom awaiting for some ideal knight on a shining horse to come and save your @ss.

A perfect conservative would be nice, but as a public official, it is ultimately up to WE, THE PEOPLE, to hold him, and any other elected official, accountable.

If you don' want to vote for Romney because he's not your ideal, but at least for our country's sake, vote for Romney for another principle: Holding Obama, and any other liberal out there, accountable!

As a reminder to everyone, our government officials work for US! It is our DUTY to hold them accountable!

And, I would like to remind all of you so-called "I'm not voting for Romney because of my principles" people out there: Even Reagan was a democrat at one point. Chew on that thought before you willingly risk any semblance of freedom and liberty you have by letting the Worst President In History win re-election!

Yeah, johnny, I'm calling you a LIBERAL

You can call me whatever you like.

I see this crap every 4 years.

I'm not voting for your liberal .

You vote your principles, I'll vote mine.

If you want to win people over to your point of view, or deal with them after this election... you might curb your rhetoric.

/johnny