[onyx]

Thank you very much dearest Jim.

I don't give a rip how others vote, but my vote is mine, and I've said all along, that I'm not voting for Romney.

Free Republic hasn't changed, so this talk about "what has FR become?" isn't valid.

I'm all about trying to elect TEA PARTY candidates to the US House and Senate, to block liberal legislation, no matter which liar wins the WH. God help us save our Republic.

BTW, I remain in serious prayer for a miracle in Tampa.

Must leave now for the pool. SYL. God bless and keep you all.

[RedMDer]

I'm all about trying to elect TEA PARTY candidates to the US House and Senate, to block liberal legislation, no matter which liar wins the WH. God help us save our Republic.

Ditto. There are several local, state, congressional and senate candidates that I am supporting with as much energy and finances as possible.
I just cannot in good conscience vote for Romney.

[Sola Veritas]

“BTW, I remain in serious prayer for a miracle in Tampa.”

From your mouth to God’s ear!

[sport]

Neither am I and the guilt trips that the Rommney bots try to put on me fall on deaf ears.

As far as I am concerned, the Elite Republicans, will full knowledge of how easy it be to defeat obama with a Conservative candidate, refused to do so, meaning nominate a Conservative candidate.Instead, knowing full well that Romney stood no chance of defeating obama regardless of how vurnable he would be, ordained him to be the standard bearer of the Republican Party. This tells me: 1. The Elite Republicans would rather lose the election than win with a Conservative. 2.They would prefer an obama win over a Conservative win.

In 2008 against my better judgement and saying that I wasn't voting for him after he picked Palin, on the last day of early voting I voted for him. And regretted it ever since. Later I made a vow to myself that I would never vote against anyone again. If the Republicans cannot nominate someone to vote for, so be it.