BTW, thanks for being respectful. It’s more than “Glock” or “Dad” can say.
Oh! You want respect! I guess for you this is a one way street, which is quite typical of mainstream libs.
You are welcome, and I’ll always try to be. Like I said, if someone’s conscience truly wont permit them to vote for someone, then I do get that. In the end, you are the one that has to lay your head on your pillow at night, and its your vote and your right to do with what you want.
I’d just ask you to consider the consequences if we wake up on Nov. 7 to find that Barack Obama has been re-elected. If that happens, those who enthusiastically voted for Romney, or voted holding our noses, or cast a protest vote or didn’t vote at all will still be in the same boat, complete with bullseye. You will get no argument from me that Romney’s track record has been far too liberal to call him a conservative, and at times its been too liberal to call him a moderate. On some issues he says he’s changed. I dont know if he’s lying or not. It may be etch a sketch city and he takes the oath of office by putting his hand on Teddy Kennedy’s mixed drink recipe book. But this I do know: Obama is unapologetic, and does not think he has yet gone far enough. At least with Romney there is a chance he may mean what he says, or at least is a good enough politician to know he can’t completely jettison the conservatives in his first term if he wants a second. Obama has no such reservations, and its a better bet that the horse that won the first two jewels of the triple crown would back out of the Belmont than the chances that Obama will change.
OK, bad example (got to have SOME humor with this stuff).