[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

Well when I look back on all the votes I have cast over the years I still have no regrets.

In 1984 I voted for RR over Mondale. No regrets.

In 1988 I voted for Bush over Dukakis. No regrets.

In 1992 I voted for Bush over Clinton. No regrets.

In 1996 I voted for Dole over Clinton. No regrets.

In 2000 I voted for Bush over Algore. No regrets.

In 2004 I voted for Bush over Kerry. No regrets.

In 2008 I voted for McCain over Soetoro. No regrets.

In 2012 I voted for MR over BS. No regrets.

Would you like me to repeat this same exercise for US Senate candidates? Gubernatorial candidates? Congressional candidates I have voted for? It’s the same story.

[JRandomFreeper]

Mitt Romney was the most obviously liberal, since he is pro-abortion, pro-amnesty, for socialized medicine, for gun control and for big government.

You lost, anyway. You threw your vote away. And you further encouraged the GOP to run liberals, since they know they can count on your vote, no matter what.

Your continued support of liberals is well noted.

/johnny

[reasonisfaith]

So you keep doing the same thing election after election, and so do many others.

And the elitist republicans keep staying in power, and our country gets worse and worse.