Hey, I didn’t vote for him in the primary. What you did was stand for principle, but I think it was empty symbolism when all is said and done. I understand your position, though, that’s for sure, but I disagree with it.
In Pa, I refused to vote for Ridge, Hafer and Specter, but since Milt ostensibly changed his position to pro-life, he won my vote. Bob
So thats what actually standing up and acting on ones beliefs id to the average conservative today? Symbolism?
Election day is when it matters. You can vote for Ghengis Kahn in the primaty but if you vote for Jimmy Carter in the big show, thats the agenda you voted for. Because unlike some people that have deluded themselves believe, there is no such thing as ‘against’. Whatever goes on in the voters head to rationalize the situation is not the result of what goes on the ballot. It’s just projection.
Romney’s actions were known. Romney was a famous liar. We all knew that. So what he told us was a lie and he proved it within 24 hours after his loss.
There is no point in defending a bad vote. He did not win and his own words and actions post election show he would have governed hard left if he had. It is pointless to scream bloody murder about the state of America under Barry and vote for the same in Republicanface.
No he might not have cloned obamas actions. His record in Mass shows us he would have been as bad in a different way.
Evil is evil. You want it or you don’t. If you vote for it and defend it in light of 2 years of evidence, you want it. The math isn’t hard.