>>the media will be accusing him of being the right of Ghenghis Khan.
Here in MA they’ve been doing that for years. But again it’s Mass. land of Kennedy and Frank.
Keep in mind many in the country may be fiscally conservative but socially moderate (a talk show host once declared “We
want the Democrats out of our wallets, the Republicans out of our bedrooms, and both AWAY from our First and Second
Amendment rights!”) I’m more concerned with fiscal issues,
terrorism, immigration, taxes, etc.
As usual the GOP nominee is expected to veer off a bit to the Left for the final election but hopefully keep things
on the Right for fiscal affairs, taxes, etc. It’s tough to please everyone.
And I know in my own case, sorry Rick, I’m voting for a President, not a preacher. I know there are many religious folks who want a leader they can agree with but many (not all, but quite a few) voters are secular—and even some
who are religious are a bit more concerned with the debt,
Islamofascism, runaway taxation, etc. Ultimately I want someone who can deal mostly with those issues, though I do know faith issues are important to many, as well.
“Keep in mind many in the country may be fiscally conservative but socially moderate”
WTF does that mean? Conservative is conservative. One cannot want less expensive government without taking some personal responsibility.
“the Republicans out of our bedrooms”
How are Republcans in anyone’s bedrooms? The Kennedys and Clintons are Dems.