Mitt Romney Is Using This Joke To Make Fun Of President Obama

AP yahoo.com Business Insider ^ | 10/13/2014 | Colin Campbell

[entropy12]

I prefer someone with a (R) behind their name.
I do NOT prefer someone with a (D) behind their name.

How about you? Have you sometimes preferred a (D) over a (R)?

Do you sometimes abstain from voting?
Are you OK and happy with Obummer sitting in the WH with his phone and executive pen?

[SoConPubbie]

How about you? Have you sometimes preferred a (D) over a (R)?

Do you sometimes abstain from voting?
Are you OK and happy with Obummer sitting in the WH with his phone and executive pen?


I have principles.

I try to stick to those principles and do my best to live by those principles.

Those principles are driven by my Christianity.

My Christianity is non-negotiable, so my principles are non-negotiable and I do not compartmentalize any part of my life, including my politics.

I have never preferred a D over an R.

I have found recently, that the choice between the D and the R is more of a distinction without difference, or at least, not enough for me to vote for either and seek out a candidate that actually represents my values.

That distinction without difference perfectly describes the Romney-Obama decision.

Both support Abortion. Both supported Gay Marriage.

From a Christian's perspective, those are deal killers and we cannot vote for such a person.

Have I abstained from voting? No, not until recently. I've missed one election my whole life.

With regards to your stupid question concerning Obama, grow up and quit with the deceitful games.

[entropy12]

If I was eligible to vote, the only democrat I would have voted for was JFK. I love his speech exhorting corporate tax breaks. But my US citizenship was not granted until 1970. Economy is always my #1 issue, followed by strong military, but now protecting borders has become my 2nd most important issue.

[PieterCasparzen]

Mitt who ?