To: screaminsunshine
A vote for anyone but the Republican nominee is a vote for Obama.
To: Sarabaracuda
A vote for anyone but the Republican nominee is a vote for Obama.
Sorry, learned my lesson from the Arnold fiasco.
Either the GOP gets their house in order and provides a suitable CONSERVATIVE candidate, or they have no guarantee of my vote.
If there is a credible third-party candidate out there and the GOP props up a RINO like Myth, Newt, Mitch Daniels, Chris Christy, et all, I will vote my conscience and my principles and choose the conservative.
They can no longer rely on my vote with a lessor of two-evils candidate.
They need to learn that conservatives are in charge, either they do what we want and represent our values or they can go pound sand!
I'm not listening to dire predictions or fear tactics anymore!
To: Sarabaracuda
Which is why Republicans trot out Rino after Rino.
The lesser of two evils is still evil.
To: Sarabaracuda
True unless the vote for the GOP is no different other than window dressing than a vote for Obama.
To: Sarabaracuda
A vote for anyone but the Republican nominee is a vote for Obama. I respectfully disagree. 'Big Tent' politics have taken the Republican Party nowhere. The left may have their squabbles, but in the end they always put up a monolithic front.
I simply cannot hold my nose anymore. If the Republicans don't front somebody with qualifications that I respect, then no vote from me.
Perhaps further polarization is needed to wake up America.
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