Mitt Romney - has no position - has no vision - but wants your vote - Hell No~!

sounds like a yes man if you ask me. I want criminals behind bars - who stands for that ?
I want to see people who take advantage of the helpless - held accountable - who stands for that ?
I want to see the Constitution and the Bill of Rights - the law of this land - who stands for that ?
I want to see bankers who steal - go to jail and forfiet all of thier ill gotten gains - who stands for that ?
please give me more excuses to throw my vote behind a lessor of the other evil. please...

reply to post by 1BornPatriot


Well.....................

He's clearly not a Muslim communist who hides his Kenyan birth. That is enough for most.
Oddly enough, if you look at Romeny's record and what he wanted to institute or did put in place as Governor, we can see his is not much different from president Obama. Neither man is radical and they're both more aimed toward the center.

Ya wouldn't know that by reading most news articles and you certainly wouldn't know that if you get most of your news from the propaganda site known as ATS. (This place used to be objective. Now it's a hub for propaganda links)

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The center of what.? There is no difference between Obama and Romney. The are cut from the same cloth. Voting for them equal to deciding arsenic or cyanide. I say neither. I have decided to vote for Gary Johnson. He will be on the ballot of all 50 states.

One difference, I hope, is that if Romney wins it would stop Obama from instituting more laws and from continuing the crazy spending, maybe even get rid of Obama care.
Since RP is throwing in the towel, to me it is anyone but Obama now.

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Romney wrote obama care. He is for the NDAA he is for carbon taxes he is suported and is for banker bailouts. The list goes on. A vote for Romney is a vote for Obama.

S+F

I shared this on my Facebook, hopefully wake some people up to Romney's flip-flopping.

I don't know who I'm going to vote for this November yet. I want to vote Ron Paul but we'll have to see what happens at the primaries. Might just write his name in anyways or find another candidate. I heard Jill Stein got the Green Party nomination so that's always a thought.

Here Comes the Green Party: More Jobs, Pot, No ‘Servants to Wall Street’

I'll admit I got caught in the hype and voted for Obama but not again. I think he went in with good intentions but was told how things were going to work during his term. Then again, maybe he was corrupt all along. I just don't know.

Originally posted by Thunderheart
One difference, I hope, is that if Romney wins it would stop Obama from instituting more laws and from continuing the crazy spending, maybe even get rid of Obama care.
Since RP is throwing in the towel, to me it is anyone but Obama now.

Obamacare is a copy of Romneycare from his time as Gov of MA. Romney needs some help, now he is saying the message from Wisconsin is that people want less cops, fire fighters and teachers and Walker is saying he is wrong. Somebody needs to get the entire party on the same page because if you can not at least get the base behind you then you are doomed.

I thought I would take this opportunity to remind everybody that we have more than just two political parties to choose from. Just because somebody doesn't have the funds or the powerful friends to appear on television constantly doesn't mean that they are not worthy of our vote.

In fact, I would argue that, if they get a lot of air time on TV and the internet, chances are they are not your friend and do no deserve your vote.

Romney? Obama? How about NEITHER!

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I wish I could give you 1000 stars for that post!

But 1 will have to do.

Originally posted by spinalremain
reply to post by 1BornPatriot

 

Well.....................

He's clearly not a Muslim communist who hides his Kenyan birth.

oh, good grief. Go back into your FOX NEWS hole.

The incredibly sad part is that many, many Americans think the same way you do.

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How does anyone think he is a good thing for this country? Wait, they don't. No one does think that, but they have blinders on and think the only important thing is getting rid of Obama. So, they support the big money guy, that says he can beat Obama.

I hate politics. If Romney wins, we have a limp noodle in office that will follow the lobbyists and polls instead of LEADING the country. If Romney loses, then we have an Obama that isn't seeking re-election, which means he can be even bolder in making his "change."

We're screwed.

This November, join GetReadyAlready in voting for Samual Adams! The beer, not the dead guy! I'm taking the day off, voting early (either Johnson or Paul), and then I'm spending the day eating Drinking, eating Oysters and Wings, and watching it all unfold on TV in full dramatic effect. I figure I'll be able to drive home, because the results will be very sobering!

I am thinking rat poison is better to ingest than battery acid...but I am into health and wellness so maybe that's just me.

h's an odd GOP candidate

not christian
not really conservative

but he looks like a CEO type

srsly, what is his plan to boost the economy ? tax breaks for the rich and deregulation for the corporations ?

pass

Originally posted by Thunderheart
One difference, I hope, is that if Romney wins it would stop Obama from instituting more laws and from continuing the crazy spending, maybe even get rid of Obama care.
Since RP is throwing in the towel, to me it is anyone but Obama now.

That is the thinking that will ruin this election. That is exactly what Romney banked on from the beginning. That is the philosophy the Republican establishment is banking on, and it won't win the election.

Romney won't overturn Obamacare, he INVENTED Obamacare! Now, the Congress will likely overturn it, and Romney won't veto, but that isn't saying much.

Romney CERTAINLY WILL institute more laws! The Republicans might be even more over-bearing than the Democrats when it comes to making more laws. NDAA, Patriot Act, Gitmo, Drones, banning Gay Marriage, seeking to overturn Roe v. Wade, and invasions of Syria and Iran are just a few of the things you'll have to look forward to under Romney.

I'm a registered Republican and a Conservative, but the Republican party is anything but Conservative these days.

I'm not usually interested in politics other than to try and guess how the election will be choreographed ahead of time. There was a rumor Luis Fortuño the Puerto Rican governor might be VP running mate for Romney.

Obama nominated Governor Fortuño to the Council of Governors, a bipartisan commission aimed at improving coordination of efforts between state and federal agencies to address matters of defense and national security.
That sort of makes the governor an Obamason. Fortuño is a key player in Latin American politics and has backing from the Catholics so I'm wondering if he will end up being Romneys VP?

A vote for Romney is a vote against Obama.

Obama is so bad, I see Romney winning in a landslide.

I sure as hell aint voting for Obama(blame everyone one but me and who is the worst president in us history)

I will be voting for Romney even if he sucks for 4 years he can blame Obama!!!!!

That is what i call a win win

I am for Obama all the way. With the possibility of Congress going to the Republicans, I can only imagine what Congress will try to ram down our throats if Romney wins.

A vote for Romney is a vote for the same masters that bought Obama

Obama
Goldman Sachs $1,013,091
JPMorgan Chase & Co $808,799
Citigroup Inc $736,771
Morgan Stanley $512,232

Romney
Goldman Sachs $573,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $415,075
Morgan Stanley $373,850
Citigroup Inc $301,550

Those that vote for Romney vote to continue the Fascist Government that has hijacked our country.

Originally posted by Carseller4
A vote for Romney is a vote against Obama.

Obama is so bad, I see Romney winning in a landslide.

Here are the top contributors of Mitt Romney. If you want the priority of your president to be jewish bankers he seems to be a safe bet:

Goldman Sachs $573,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $415,075
Bank of America $398,850
Morgan Stanley $373,850
Credit Suisse Group $317,410
Citigroup Inc $301,550

Source: www.opensecrets.org...