Mitt quit
Mitt quit. It kind of rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?
I have no one left to vote for. Hildebeast and Osama Bamalama are totally untenable. They’ll sell this country out faster than McCain, who also doesn’t get my vote.
I’ll wait for my birthday to pass on 11 February, and when the time comes, I’ll “waste” my vote on the Libertarian. We gain a little each year; when the Repugnants lose 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue this year, and fail to dislodge Nancy Pelosi and her gang of do-nothings, America will pay the price.
You will get the government you deserve.
I have no one left to vote for. Hildebeast and Osama Bamalama are totally untenable. They’ll sell this country out faster than McCain, who also doesn’t get my vote.
I’ll wait for my birthday to pass on 11 February, and when the time comes, I’ll “waste” my vote on the Libertarian. We gain a little each year; when the Repugnants lose 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue this year, and fail to dislodge Nancy Pelosi and her gang of do-nothings, America will pay the price.
You will get the government you deserve.
posted by Robert at 6:58 AM
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I voted for Romney in the NJ primary but since it's a winner-take-all state, my vote was of course meaningless. If I have to vote for McCain, I guess I will have to hold my nose and "throw up a little in my throat" as Scott suggested.
Sheesh!
Just forget about the Presidency. Actually ,what can a President do all alone.All he doesa is sign or veto the bills.
We all have to get out there ,in any way we can and try to change the makeup of the House and Senate.We have to get real conservatives in there.We have watched hoiw the Democrats can stop legislation they don't want ,even those first 6 years now we just have to tell our Conservatives to get down and dirty just like the Dims do.Whoever the President is will have to be stymied. I know with mcCain -Findgold it's not going to be easy. It is America's only chance .
I decided a while back that I wouldn't vote tactically this time. I hope I don't fail my principles when I walk into the booth. I don't think conservatives are doing their country a favor by voting for the likes of McCain...
I ahve been thinking about saying this at SF but have not yet done it.
In my opinion if I have the choice between two liberals and a third party, as much as I agree with much of the Libertarians stands, I am going to vote for the liberal that understands what our troops are going through and doing.
My brother, his son, a second nephew a nephew in law as well as various good friends offspring are all serving from Gitmo to Korea.
Our country survived Clinton and Carter and who knows, maybe whatever happens this time around will cause a conservative backlash similar to what brought Reagan in.
All I know is that with what we all have at stake McCain is the only choice.
Nylecoj
N.: I know you on a personal level of sorts; you're a Libertarian. Go with your gut, and remember a primary principle: the lesser of two evils is still evil.
Osama Bamalama has the momentum, but he is an even worse nightmare for America than the Hildebeast. If you're even tempted to vote for one of these maroons, please just stay home and have another cup of coffee and another cigarette. Things will come to a head PDQ after the inauguration, and the real WMD will will be out in the open on American soil when the Dims take control.
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