Quote from: kramarat on May 30, 2012, 05:56:05 AM
Pisses me off!!! It should be a set amount of time for campaigning, followed by all 50 states having the primary vote on the same day. By the time it got to NC, I didn't have a choice................not one that would have mattered.

Why? You notice that every time Obamao tries to come up with a BS talking point, it's already been fought over during the primary campaign. Sort of, been there, settled that.

Quote from: mdgiles on May 30, 2012, 07:07:18 AM
Why? You notice that every time Obamao tries to come up with a BS talking point, it's already been fought over during the primary campaign. Sort of, been there, settled that.

The point is, that Romney was not my first, second, or even third choice. By the time the primaries got to my state, it was already a done deal.

Quote from: kramarat on May 30, 2012, 07:30:22 AM
The point is, that Romney was not my first, second, or even third choice. By the time the primaries got to my state, it was already a done deal.

Who cares. Anybody But Obama.

Quote from: kramarat on May 30, 2012, 05:56:05 AM
Pisses me off!!! It should be a set amount of time for campaigning, followed by all 50 states having the primary vote on the same day. By the time it got to NC, I didn't have a choice................not one that would have mattered.

I've been saying this for a while. Might as well not even have a primary in any of the remaining states...

Quote from: mdgiles on May 30, 2012, 07:32:12 AM
Who cares. Anybody But Obama.

It's not that simple. What's a liberal republican going to do for us? Same thing.................different face. All I can do is hope at this point.

Quote from: kramarat on May 30, 2012, 07:50:59 AM
It's not that simple. What's a liberal republican going to do for us? Same thing.................different face. All I can do is hope at this point.

If you liked the Bush's you'll love Mitten.
I just hope we the Tea party make a big enough difference, that the RINO are constantly looking over their shoulder.
We made a huge difference in the midterm and the RINO know we've had it with their sorry excuse for leadership.

Quote from: Solar on May 30, 2012, 08:05:50 AM
If you liked the Bush's you'll love Mitten.
I just hope we the Tea party make a big enough difference, that the RINO are constantly looking over their shoulder.
We made a huge difference in the midterm and the RINO know we've had it with their sorry excuse for leadership.

Was Bush better than Gore or Kerry would have been? Will Romney be better than Obama? A store window dummy would be better than Obozo! No Romney is not the perfect conservative. Hell he may not even be a conservative at all; but Obama dwells in the fringes of fever swamps of the left. And I prefer not to ruin the country to prove a point.

Quote from: mdgiles on May 30, 2012, 08:55:15 AM
Was Bush better than Gore or Kerry would have been? Will Romney be better than Obama? A store window dummy would be better than Obozo! No Romney is not the perfect conservative. Hell he may not even be a conservative at all; but Obama dwells in the fringes of fever swamps of the left. And I prefer not to ruin the country to prove a point.

Let's just say that I'm tired of picking the least crappy choice, as opposed to having someone running that will do what they're supposed to do.

Based on your take......................Hillary would look good right now.

Quote from: mdgiles on May 30, 2012, 08:55:15 AM
Was Bush better than Gore or Kerry would have been? Will Romney be better than Obama? A store window dummy would be better than Obozo! No Romney is not the perfect conservative. Hell he may not even be a conservative at all; but Obama dwells in the fringes of fever swamps of the left. And I prefer not to ruin the country to prove a point.

Giles, do me a favor, quit reading shit I didn't write.

Quote from: kramarat on May 30, 2012, 07:50:59 AM
It's not that simple. What's a liberal republican going to do for us? Same thing.................different face. All I can do is hope at this point.

Hope and work to hold President Romney's feet to the fire by helping elect more conservatives to the House and Senate.  If we have a Senate majority led by Rand Paul and Ron Johnson rather than Mitch McConnell and Roy Blunt then our man in the White House won't stray as far from the reservation as he did during the Bush years.

I'd rather have some hope of strict constructionist judicial appointments, lower taxes and reduced regulation than no hope of it.  Our choice is between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, not between Romney and George Washington.  While Mitt did not get my vote in the primaries this year, he will wholeheartedly get it in November.  Go, Mitt, go!

I understand the frustration of those who are not big-time Romney fans -- like myself. (I still like Rick Perry, though I wouldn't let him debate a fireplug.  ) But right now, we all have to hold our noses and cast a vote for a man we don't care that much for -- or not vote at all, which is the functional equivalent of voting for Dear Leader. Kramarat has a good point -- get the right people in Congress every chance we get, and tell them to hold Romney's feet to the fire.

Four more years of this shit is just unthinkable. SCOTUS will probably need two new justices over that period. Two more like Sotomayor and Kagan, and this country is finished.

Quote from: tbone0106 on May 30, 2012, 10:17:02 AM
Four more years of this shit is just unthinkable. SCOTUS will probably need two new justices over that period. Two more like Sotomayor and Kagan, and this country is finished.

Point.  Set.  Match.

Quote from: tbone0106 on May 30, 2012, 10:17:02 AM
I understand the frustration of those who are not big-time Romney fans -- like myself. (I still like Rick Perry, though I wouldn't let him debate a fireplug.  ) But right now, we all have to hold our noses and cast a vote for a man we don't care that much for -- or not vote at all, which is the functional equivalent of voting for Dear Leader. Kramarat has a good point -- get the right people in Congress every chance we get, and tell them to hold Romney's feet to the fire.

Four more years of this shit is just unthinkable. SCOTUS will probably need two new justices over that period. Two more like Sotomayor and Kagan, and this country is finished.

Absolutely..........................I'm all in for Romney at this point. Big time.

My only point was that I didn't like having the rest of the candidates off the table by the time the NC primary got here. I was liking Santorum, but he was toast before I ever got to vote for him.

In the meantime, I'm working towards a conservative upset on the state level. I truly believe that Obama is finished in NC.

Quote from: Solar on May 30, 2012, 09:19:34 AM
Giles, do me a favor, quit reading shit I didn't write.

The very first thing you wrote was, and I quote:"If you liked the Bush's you'll love Mitten".
To which I basically answered," he wasn't great, but he wasn't Gore or Kerry".
So what didn't you write?

Quote from: mdgiles on May 30, 2012, 10:52:45 AM
The very first thing you wrote was, and I quote:"If you liked the Bush's you'll love Mitten".
To which I basically answered," he wasn't great, but he wasn't gore or Kerry".
So what didn't you write?

By inferring I would even consider Hussein.

Quotebut Obama dwells in the fringes of fever swamps of the left. And I prefer not to ruin the country to prove a point.