[af_vet_rr]

We have far more in common than you probably imagine.

Up to a point, maybe. Here's the thing: I no longer stop being a Christian or Conservative the moment my choices leave the primaries.

Don't get me wrong, I used to do that. For far too many elections, I would say "well my guy lost, guess I have to set my principles aside on election day." What did that get me? Nothing but more RINOs that believed in bigger government.

1988 - 2008, you know what those elections were? Those elections were the equivalent of me putting my bare hand on a hot stove every 4-8 years in the hopes that it would somehow not be hot.

and he is the only person who can throw Obama out of office.

Any of the top Republican candidates who could string a few sentences together could beat Obama. Obama has handed the election to the GOP time and time again.

If anything, it's quite telling that Romney isn't blowing out Obama everywhere. I don't mean the slim margins the Romneybots are trumpeting, I'm talking a Ronald Reagan-Walter Mondale blowout, where Obama should only be getting Washington D.C. and Illinois, California, or New York.

[fireman15]

Any of the top Republican candidates who could string a few sentences together could beat Obama. Obama has handed the election to the GOP time and time again.

We agree on that! I am sure you realize that I meant that at this point in the election Romney is the only one who can throw Obama out of office. I am not particularly happy about that either, but it is the situation we find ourselves in.