[arrdon]

Oh, great! Another opportunity to splinter the non-Demo electorate and insure another term for ‘the imposter’.

[xzins]

Oh Great! Another confused freeper pretending to himself that Romney is a conservative.

[tacticalogic]

It's not our fault the Republicans are too stupid to understand anything except losing an election they could have won.

The only way to get someone to understand something is to put it in terms they can comprehend. They've proven over and over again they aren't going to change as long as people will keep voting for them just because they aren't Democrats.

I wish it was different, but it is what it is.

[ScottinVA]

Oh, great! Another opportunity to splinter the non-Demo electorate and insure another term for ‘the imposter’.

The GOP already did the heavy lifting of splitting the non-dem electorate by nominating a sure loser in Romney. They're sending the message the conservative movement no longer is welcome in that party.

Since Reagan left office, I've settled for Bush I and II, Dole and McCain, in the hopes the party would re-examine itself and move back to a more conservative ideology. Instead, it's been a steady leftward movement, capped by Romney's pending nomination.

Mitt Romney will not win in November. As such, this presents a no-risk opportunity for the conservative movement in this country to realign under a new flag. The estabs have ignored us FAR too long, and it's time to make that long-needed move.

Regardless of who gets the Constitution Party nomination, I know I'm going to be casting my vote for a conservative for President... something I haven't done since... Reagan!

[Iscool]

Oh, great! Another opportunity to splinter the non-Demo electorate and insure another term for ‘the imposter’.

You're right...So don't splinter the electorate...Vote Constitution Party...

Or are you determined to vote for the GOP elitist regardless of what he stands for???