[Amntn]

To be completely honest, I am voting out of fear. I've been reading “The Communist” and the book shows how the relationships of Obama, Valerie Jarrett, and Axlerod were formed through their families and mentors back in the 1930’s. These were card carrying communists and Stalin was their hero. Obama in the White House is the culmination of the decades of their work and I am very afraid of what else they have planned for us.

I'm not saying I will vote for Romney and then give up. I think the Tea Party has shown its force and that will continue to grow. We just need to be smarter about how to go about getting someone to run for the presidency that we can all get behind and not split the vote.

I guess you would call it picking the person you want to fight with. I would much rather fight Romney than Obama. When I fight I intend to win and I don't think I would win against an Obama in a second term.

[JRandomFreeper]

To be completely honest, I am voting out of fear.

I understand that. Many here are. I fully support you voting your principles, according to your concience. I will vote my principles, according to my concience.

That's the way it's supposed to work.

/johnny

[APatientMan]

I have complete respect for that and it does sway my inclinations. Just so long as we don’t give up. That’s what counts. God Bless, Friend.

[Kevmo]

To be completely honest, I am voting out of fear.
***If you were not voting out of fear, what would your vote be? Spreading fear and being motivated by it is simple cowardice. It is no way to make decisions. Instead, embrace courage and spread courage — do what you would do if you were not afraid.

If I wasn’t afraid that 4 more years of zer0bama meant the end of our republic (which it does not, that gives him entirely too much credit) I would vote for who I think the future should look like. Someone like Tome Hoefling or Sarah Palin.