Replies

Vote for the republican or accept four more years of the Kenyan Marxist. That's not an opinion that's realpolitik. If you need it explained to you, I don't know how to do that; I was never trained in special education. No matter your argument, my response is the first sentence above; that's the only choice.

Vote third party, elect the Kenyan. Send a message to the republican establishment, elect the Kenyan. Stay home, elect the Kenyan.

I hate Romney and Newt too but the Kenyan is the devil.

Seems like we got us ourselves a nice circular firing squad developing here; this one will never vote for this one, that one will never vote for that one.
Why would Obama even bother to mount a campaign? No, zero, just watch us self destruct and pick up the pieces. Do conservatives even understand what's at stake? We're victims of the normalcy bias who can't believe we'll actually, really lose the country.

I am continually surprised conservatives are so wrapped up with the White House election, they seem to forget/ignore the Senate race. Personally, I would rather see the illegal alien return to office than these incessant liberal Republicans we are forced to “vote” on. Take the Senate with conservative candidates, increase our majority in the House - then spend the next four years, if necessary, impeaching Barry and his Federally employed co-conspirators. This is also defined as exercising leadership - not reacting to what we are spoon fed by the existing Washington D.C. Power structure - or wasting uncountable time wrangling among ourselfs which of the useless Republican candidates will sc%#@ America the least.

Everybody is worried about Obama gettig another four years to complete the destruction of the U.S. as if electing any of the present slate of Republicans would make a difference. Some of them might take us down the primrose path a bit more slowly than Obama but it’s still the same path and the same destination. As a matter of fact it’s the same path we’ve been treading since... oh, since 1784.

I remember talking to a woman who voted for JFK. I asked her why she chose him: “Because of the way he combs his hair.” So all this talk about records and principles can be equated with a good barber. Kinda makes you wonder why John Edwards isn’t the Prez, doesn’t it?

It ain’t supposed to be a horse race. We’re not supposed to vote for the guy we’re told has the best chance to win. We’re supposed to vote for the candidate we think is best qualified to run the country. None of those attending the debates fit that description and we all know it. Still we let the media tell us which one is “most electable” or which one can beat Obama or carry the Southern states.

If we all voted for the person (not “candidate”) we thought was best fitted for the job we’d probably elect someone that hasn’t made a headline in months. We’d probably apply the heel of our hand to our own forehead and say something like ‘of course, why didn’t I think of him/her.’

Unless someone really good shows up soon I know who I’ll vote for and it won’t be Mittens. Besides, he’s no better than Obama... or Newt or Perry or Bachman or...