[EternalVigilance]

It’s not black and white, because there are different degrees of evil. No Republican candidate will ever be 100% pure and too few even make it to 80%. The question is, does one vote for a 10, 20, or 30% ally to stop a 0% enemy?

Personally, I reject that way of looking at the problem. You can have 99.9% of the finest wine in the cup, but it won't matter if the other smidgeon is cyanide.

The proper question, in my opinion, is "what are your non-negotiables"?

I know what mine are. Do you?

[CitizenUSA]

EV: “The proper question, in my opinion, is “what are your non-negotiables?””

That is a good question. I always thought abortion was non-negotiable, but I can see how that could lead to even more abortions. I did vote for Romney in the general election and didn’t feel spiritually convicted by that vote. However, I’m pretty sure he’s pro-abortion. I just don’t think he’d promote it and pay for it like President Obama.

As I wrote, I just want the Lord’s will to be done, and politics will always fall short of that. What am I to do? Jesus isn’t on the ballot.