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“If we’re guaranteed a choice between big government liberals, we have to get every conservative to the polls and elect the most constitution-loving, small government, conservative Congress possible. That way, either liberal will be limited in the damage he can do.”
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Hear, Hear! We should try our best to keep Romney from being the nominee—and we should not give up on our attempts to do that.
But if Romney is the nominee we should certainly get out and vote for him since, as undesirable as he may be, he is far superior to Obama. Everytime I see a FReeper post that if Romney’s the nominee, they’re staying home in November I get almost physically ill. NONE of us should be defeatist.

The possibilities of getting a Republican led Senate led by CONSERVATIVE Republicans are quite real and, in my opinion, LIKELY if we get the base out this fall. I think Morris is picking up on this.

We need to support the non-RINO/CINOS for nomination where that makes sense. Some of the important races are:

TED CRUZ to replace the retiring Kay Bailey Hutchinson in Texas.
SARAH STEELMAN to defeat the hapless Democrat incumbent Claire McCaskill in Missouri.
JOSH MANDEL to defeat the incumbent uber liberal Democrat Sherrod Brown in Ohio.
RICHARD MOURDOCK to replace the despicable RINO/Democrat collaborationist Richard Lugar in Indiana’s Republican primary (and then to coast to victory in the general election).
MARK NEUMANN over the RINO Tommie Thompson in Wisconsin.
DON STENBERG over the less desirable (and slightly wobbly) Jon Bruning in Nebraska Republican primary.

If we get the above TRUE CONSERVATIVES in the Senate, we’ll have gone a long way toward having the numbers needed to elect TRUE CONSERVATIVES to the post of Majority Leader. AND THE RINOS (AND THEIR MEDIA ALLIES) KNOW THIS.

In addition to the above races, there are a number of other important Senate races that could help insure that none of the Republican leaders in the Senate “go wobbly” on us.

So be courageous; 2012 is going to be a great year for conservatives.