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A click on your profile tells me that I agree with you on virtually every aspect of my ideology. But it seems we don’t agree on the effect of the Obama administration on the country. I see it as arsenic that may have already soaked too deep, but potententially reversible. I believe another four years of Obama turns us into western Europe, and you do not.

I also think that a concerted effort to retain the House and take the Senate can force a windsock President like Romney to sign things written by Paul Ryan. It may be enough to reverse the inertia, it may not, but Obama means we really will have to go Galt.

Where we disagree is that I do not think Romney will save us from disaster.

Why should I vote for a wishy washy left leaning, VERY non conservative clown like Romney if I don’t think it will do any good? The man INVENTED Obama care for crying out loud!

You can call me an ass kisser if you like, but I agree with everything JimRob has been saying about Romney. I had the very same thoughts as Jim well before he said anything. The way I see it, JR agrees with me, not the other way around.

I won’t vote for someone so opposed to what I know to be right. And that describes both Romney and Obama.

Romney won’t save us. He doesn’t even understand the problem facing this country and I don’t think he actually gives a damn. He just wants to be President and the GOP acts like it is HIS turn.

You vote for who you want.

But insulting the rest of us who are going to stand by our conservative principles because we won’t vote for the clown YOU want us to vote for is out of line.

I for one am no longer going to sit idly by while you or anyone else does that here.

There is no need to throw insults around just because we won’t do it YOUR way.

I can understand why so many are saying they will vote for whatever the GOP throws at us. A lot of people are afraid of Obama and don’t know what else to do. I understand that not everyone has courage.

But I will be damned if those who are too foolish to keep mum about it are going throw bombs at me without getting return fire.

I also think that a concerted effort to retain the House and take the Senate can force a windsock President like Romney to sign things written by Paul Ryan. It may be enough to reverse the inertia, it may not, but Obama means we really will have to go Galt.

You've got it exactly backwards. A Republican dominated House and Senate will lock arms in opposition to King Obama, but they'll go soft and mushy on a liberal President Romney agenda.

Those are the coming dynamics in play here.