[delacoert]

... aberrant, unbiblical in many of their practices and doctrines, and are in many ways cultic.

Uh huh. <bored grunt of agreement>

Someone having something approaching the courage of those convictions couldn't escapable the conclusion that Romney, being thoroughly indoctrinated in the bizarre believes of Mormonism, cannot be counted as even having rudimentary good judgement and couldn't possibly be equipped with the requisite judgement to be the President of the United States.

I read words such those you have written as the lowest form of rationalization for letting one's vote go in limp-wristed capitulation to selecting the least worst of somehow inevitable candiates.

I have no respect for it.

If the Republican Party can't muster a conservative candidate of good repute and judgement, then I'm not part of it.

I can find someone to cast my vote for that I would be proud to see as President even if I have to write it in.

The vote of a citizen of good conscience is much more precious than a vote for the least worst.

[patriot preacher]

I read words such those you have written as the lowest form of rationalization for letting one's vote go in limp-wristed capitulation to selecting the least worst of somehow inevitable candiates. I have no respect for it. If the Republican Party can't muster a conservative candidate of good repute and judgement, then I'm not part of it. ---------------------------- Uh-huh That's okay. As I said, Romney wouldn't be my choice -- but in the end, if they were the two we were left to choose from, it wouldn't matter if I voted for Romney (as I said) or a 3rd Party candidate, or wrote a candidate in. The result would be the same. Either way, I could care less, because I have about as much "respect" for your opinion as you apparently have for mine. Real neighborly of ya. You're a great patriot.