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"I've lost respect for so many people who I thought were conservative."

Just because people disagree with you on strategy doesn't mean they're not conservative.

I could say I don't believe you're a conservative, because you supported and attempted to mislead others to support, a candidate who couldn't win. There are some who believe there are people among the conservative rank who are here to do just that, thereby insuring a liberal victory and a conservative defeat.

I haven't said it because I don't believe it. You are a conservative, as am I, as is Ann, as are some who supported Rudy as much as I may disagree with them.

I do believe, however, that you are not politically realistic.

I do believe, however, that you are not politically realistic.

And you're supporting a guy that has spent $70 million and can't beat John McCain, who most conservatives despise, despite outspending him over 3-1.

Face it. Romney isn't getting traction because of Lincoln's old adage--"You can't fool all the people all the time."

Fact: During Mitt Romney's tenure as governor, Catholic Charities in Massachusetts was forced out of the adoption business because they wouldn't give babies to homosexuals.

Fact: During Mitt Romney's tenure as governor, Catholic hospitals were forced to start distributing "emergency contraception".

Face it. The man is not going to win because he's a phony and too many people know it. And if, by some freak chance, the media conservatives are able to stampede enough sheeple into voting for this fraud and dragging him across the finish line, he's going to get his butt handed to him in November by Hillbama.

How is helping a crypto-liberal Republican score a crushing defeat "politically realistic"?