[Shery]

In response to your comment, I have read on many other sites that people of conscience, being pro-life, will not vote for Romney because of his record. I blogged those comments twice today in different sites so people would understand that there is no way Romney can win if pro-life voter stays home, or don’t vote for the president, only Congressional seats. I commented several weeks ago that we should have organized a true tea party when we had the momentum in 2010. To trust it to the republican party was a mistake.

[koinonia]

I agree that focusing on Congressional seats is one positive thing that can be done. The pro-life, pro-family, and pro-religious freedom (read pro-America and pro-Constitution) need a voice on election day - this is a strong movement with a huge voting block... but no money and corruption and mass media control.

For believers, we also have the consolation and powerhouse of prayer. In the end evil cannot not win the war, but that does not mean evil will not win some battles.

[Yorlik803]

The GOP sold out America. They never wanted a real conservative because that meant they would have had to get off their lazy asses and do some work.
Mitt,Rick or even Newt werent the best examples of the best and brightest. Newt was the smartest of the three but had so much baggage he was doomed from the start.
The GOP is the party of cowards and bed-wetters whose only concern is the safe keeping of their comfy jobs and hugh paychecks. Gone are the real men and women in the party who put the country first instead of their own wealth.
I am done with them.