[SoConPubbie]

Many of you who will not compromise your principles may regret us losing.

Nope, not me.

I quit compromising last Presidential election cycle when the powers that be foisted that lying, Progressive Liberal Mitt Romney on the GOP as a Presidential Nominee.

I made a choice right then not to be used anymore, not to compromise what is most important to me, my honor and my principles.

Add in that I am a professing Christian, and there is no way I can compromise on matters of killing babies and accepting the agenda of the perverts as something acceptable, both of which, Mitt Romney was in support of as of August 27th, of 2012.

Ultimately, it is because of people who are willing to compromise, what they SAY are their principles, that the GOP-E can keep manipulating the process to get the guy that will continue to line their pockets with the abuse of power.

If we would collectively say no, and mean it, they lose their power and ability, and ultimately, the desire, to push people on us who never had and never will represent our principles, and therefore, won't represent us.

But you keep falling for that "Lessor of two evils" shell game that they keep pulling on you and see if you get different results next time.

Stupidity: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

[jospehm20]

If Romney had been elected I do not think much would be different than it is now except we would have Romney supported gun control. Romney is not forceful or Conservative enough to really fight the Senate rats to change things.