[Vigilanteman]

Worrying over what Romney might do just doesn't compare to the knowledge of what ObaMao most certainly will do.

Especially if we elect a conservative congress along with it. Romney just might go along with it. Obama most certainly will ignore it. That's a difference so big you can drive a truck through it.

[DoughtyOne]

If that’s your test, what happened the last time we had a Republican president and a Republican Congress? Did that prevent Leftist adventurism?

What about Medicare Part D?
What about the attempt to ram not an amnesty (amnesty) down our throats?
What about the economic meltdown?

How did that work out for us?

The sad thing is, when it’s their guy in the White House, both sides true to accommodate him.

For the record, McCain/Kennedy would have passed if McCain had not wanted to run for president the next year. All Democrats and enough Republicans would have voted for that to pass it.

McCain withdrew his push. That’s how much Republicans in Congress look out for us. They don’t.

Romney gets in there, and he gets pretty much whatever he wants.

And then out here you have folks saying, “Yeah, but the word amnesty didn’t even appear in that bill.” Sheesh!

What about Medicare Part D. Then we had folks saying, “Yeah, I know it’s bad, but the Democrat plan would have been worse.”

You see, even a place like this is substantially muted, because folks want to protect their own guy.

I refuse to buy into this any longer.

[itssme]

I agree with you. There are those of us who see the big picture, and understand the strategy. And there are those who do not. I pray that they will see the light, and if they don't, We the People will go on without them and kick obozo’s arse out of the White House in November.