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The problem is... who is doing the thinking. What is driving you off the cliff is something a book could be written off (and I'm sure, somebody has done so already).
You're correct for once. There is a book that's been written about the disaster of the Obama presidency. It's called The Amateur.....
I guess minorities didn't vote for Bush then because he was white? Put your race card back in your wallet. Most who won't vote for Obama is because of his policies, not his skin color or race. I am a white conservative and was an avid fan of Herman Cain until he dropped out of the race.
Well we have seen how far the GOP "race card" got Herman Cain! Why isn't Cain at the top of the GOP ticket instead of every white pale faced Conservative now?
Oh! because a black man in freaking Idaho won't win! I hate to break it to you but race does matter to the GOP!
Many have resigned themselves to voting for what they see as the lesser of two evils. I have done that before and I can't say that I will never do it again so I can't condemn those who do that.
Personally, I believe Romney is a very good Republican candidate. I don't view him the lesser of two evils in the slightest.
1) He's pro-American Exceptualism (Barack has made clear that he's not)
2) He's pro-Business (Barack has made clear he's not)
3) He's pro-Defense (Barack has made clear he's a war-monger)
4) He's pro-Immigration Reform/Secure Borders (Barack has made clear he's not. What has he done to challenge the immigration system?)
5) He's pro-Life (Barack has made clear his personal stand on abortion while challenging those who find fault in abortion/PP)
6) He's pro-Constitution (Obamacare will be struck down. Some "Constitutional Scholar" we have in office.)
I don't hold it against him in the slightest that he's a Republican from Massachusetts. I believe he represents a center-right platform that most conservatives can get on board with. He has what it takes to contrast with Barack Obama.
Most importantly, I believe he would install conservatives to the Supreme Court, which I firmly believe is the single-most important issue dangling in the balance in this next election, equal to that of the economy.
Liberals and Democrats have done their best to try to paint the guy as a leftist. After performing a bit of due diligence and research, I don't think he's left or far right. I think he's right where he needs to be to govern effectively in America.
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1) He's pro-American Exceptualism (Barack has made clear that he's not)
I don't think there is such thing as exceptualism in Obama's dictionary, or mine for that matter.
2) He's pro-Business (Barack has made clear he's not)
And when returns are guaranteed, bankruptcy is just fine! Goldman Sachs gets it!
3) He's pro-Defense (Barack has made clear he's a war-monger)
Yep, we need a lot more of that... except from insanity.
4) He's pro-Immigration Reform/Secure Borders (Barack has made clear he's not. What has he done to challenge the immigration system?)
Well, it is a good thing that he can appeal to the extreme right wingers.
5) He's pro-Life (Barack has made clear his personal stand on abortion while challenging those who find fault in abortion/PP)
Of course. He is a Mormon! Not only as a believer, but also as a missionary, so that is something expected! Anti-choice it is.
6) He's pro-Constitution (Obamacare will be struck down. Some "Constitutional Scholar" we have in office.)
The right wing version of it anyway.
Most people will say no. Yet, a great number of people who call themselves Conservatives are intending to vote for him anyhow.
Why? Are you a Conservative committed to Conservative principles, or are you not?
Lesser of 2 evils. Same reason I voted for mccant , J.Kerry and dumb dubs.
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