No, Norm, it is you who is a liar.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2902450/posts?page=239#239
Team Romney: No, we’re not declaring ‘cease-fire’ on Obamacare
Tuesday, July 03, 2012 1:09:20 PM · 41 of 508
rogue yam to Norm Lenhart
My estimation is that your offer is utterly insincere.
Thus, no deal.
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Not one word of that explains the impossible scenario of how a conservative can vote for a lib without abandoning his beliefs to do so. It is paragraphs of self justifying bull$hit.
First thing I see is this:
I do not necessarily answer this or other simple questions asked of me by the worst Mitt-haters on this site, because the fact is there are numerous posters here that have completely abandoned reason, honesty, and decency in their single-minded campaign to prevent the GOP nominee from being elected President.
Admitting you do not answer "simple questions", whatever that means.
Several lines disparaging reasoned conservatives, then this.
I believe he has very few conservative accomplishments in politics because his only office was as Governor of a Democrat-dominated state. In Massachusetts he got along by going along with liberalism.
Then you add:
I support him for President now, and believe that in doing so I am not setting aside my conservative principles, is because of the circumstances of this moment. I hope that the GOP will control both houses of the next Congress and that the tea party movement will exert substantial influence on the legislation that Congress passes and sends to Pres. Romney for signature.
The above statement still says nothing about how a conservative can vote for a liberal, except you HOPE he does the right thing.
Then this line comes along:
Romney says he will repeal Obamacare. I believe he will. Obama will not.
The real question is why do yo beleive him. He in essence wrote obamaCare, his advisers DID write it AND they have said Romney will not repeal it.
Then you continue by trashing FR and conservatives, making the claim you are a conservative and people who disagree with your analysis can not possible be anything but Romney haters.
So I realize you have declared you will not answer what in your mind are simple questions because it is a waste of your time, just pretend this is a really complimented question: how can you claim to be a conservative and vote for a liberal?
Whenever you offer your lengthy explanation for your commitment to vote for Romney this November, I supplement your explanation in my own mind with the reminder that, since you live in California, your choice of candidate will have no impact on the outcome of the election no matter what you do. Since you don’t really have a vote that might matter, it may be easier for you to avoid confronting any conflict that might arise from voting for a liberal like Romney.
In other words, what difference does it make if you vote for a liberal? If it doesn’t make any difference to you, then it won’t make any difference to anyone.