[mrsmel]

Exactly. I want to see Hussein out of the White House by hook or by crook, and Romney is what there is to do it with. But it's a little disingenuous (though expected, as it always happens) to present this as if it's been some unprecedented brilliant campaign. It's been solid and steady, and it's getting solid and steady results-but brilliant, especially after what Obama has done to this economy (to say nothing of foreign policy) would be more than 2-5 percentage points ahead in the polls.

And we will still have the task of keeping him on the "straight and narrow", with a Congress wth the likes of Boehnor and Graham in it.

I understand the need to be enthusiastic for the sake of momentum, but just between us conservatives, we can't forget that Romney hasn't governed as a conservative or as someone partial to smaller government. And we surely don't want to be the flip side of the Obamanites who acted as if he was the Second Coming. No man is that, and Romney isn't for conservatives.

But for now, for the sake of getting Hussein out, I'll rah-rah with the rest, publicly. I want to "keep it real" to myself.

[GeronL]

I think you said what a lot of people feel!!

[patriot08]

Kinda like or handsome gov, Rick Perry; we have to bop him upside the head every now and then when he starts leaning too far left.