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You speak of cowardice ... actually, it takes a heck of a lot more fortitude to stand one's ground and reject Romney than it would be to vote for him. It's always easiest to take the path of least resistance.

Of course Obama doesn't care -- he's a narcissist. But when a president is elected with 66% of the popular vote cast against him, it doesn't matter if he cares. It mattes what others think, and if they're so scared of him they believe his delusions as fully as he does even when 66% voted against him ... well ... that's a nation of rabbits.

I'm not voting for Obama, nor am I voting for Romney. I'll leave whoever wins that contest to the "will of the people." If it's O v R, I'm voting AGAINST BOTH OF THEM via 3rd party because I perceive that a vote for Romney is a vote to endorse the full gamut of liberal causes personified in the highest elected Republican who clearly has contempt for conservatism. I'll have no more to do with his winning than with his losing -- my vote is neutral; all it will do is weaken what I hope will be a miserably low plurality vote percentage of whichever statist wins.

I've just gone back four years to read some of the posts and thoughts when Obama vs McCain had to be faced. We were all assured the same thing -- Obama would be the end of the world, and that McCain was actually quite conservative!

I voted for him via Palin ... he lost. We're still here with a lot more Republicans in state legislatures AND in Congress than we had in 2008.

There's nothing new under the sun.