Split ticket....for the first time since 1996. Romney for President, McCaskil for Senate and Nixon for Governor. One R and 2 D's.

(I'll make up for that and give the D's hell on the local side..I promise. )

A vote for the "lesser of two evils" is still evil. They both suck.

Besides, it would be physically impossible for me to vote. Holding my nose with one hand to squelch the stench while holding my other hand over my mouth to control my gag reflex, I would have no available hand with which to pull the lever.

Romney: 4.6% Unemployment, Balanced Budget

R/R

I endorse the Constitution of the Republic of the United States of America and the sovereign rights of each state and the people who live within them.

Originally posted by Valhall
I endorse the Constitution of the Republic of the United States of America and the sovereign rights of each state and the people who live within them.

Do they even give you enough room for all that in the write in slot?

I think I will either vote Johnson or write-in Ron Paul. Not quite sure yet, but I'm going towards Johnson since he will be on the ticket.

Easy I endorse Gary Johnson.

I already voted for him 2 1/2 weeks ago.

Ideally, I would vote for Ron Paul. But, since he didn't get the nomination (and my state's write-in laws are whacky), I'm stuck with those who are on the ballot. I like Gary Johnson, but I recognize that he has zero chance to win. Thus, I have to think about it this way: Do I vote for who I want, or do I vote for which of the likely winners I would prefer to have in the White House?

Thus, I am voting for Romney/Ryan.

While I think both candidates and parties essentially serve our evil corporate overlords, I do think the Dems at least pay lip service to modern life in the 21st century in a way that the GOP just won't.

The 99% of us matter just as much as the 1%

We are a multicultural society, which Dems embrace.

Women play an equal part in everything, which Dems accept and promote, and we have a right to control our own bodies. Roe v. Wade is undoubtedly threatened by a Romney/Ryan administration, especially if they appoint any Supremes.

Endless war has gained us nothing in 11 years and has not stopped terrorism...more war with Iran won't either.

So, although he has disappointed on some issues, I'll be voting for Obama because a vote for Dems in 2012 is going forward and a vote for the GOP is going backwards - to policies and practices that have failed individual citizens and the ideals of our nation as a whole.

I voted for Romney/Ryan.

Foreign Policy.
Everyone is hyperventilating about the "neo-con" hawks and war. Me? I'm sick of war, but I'm also hoping that other countries realise that they will have to answer to a more aggresive America if they start up with anything.

Domestic Policy.
Most companies and corporations and businesses have been holding their reserves in fear that they would be taxed more. With an administration that is friendlier to business, they might relax and start re-investing and hiring again, thus bringing down the unemployment rate.

ACA
The current medical refforms are a joke. Yes, our medical sstem needs fixing, but the current administrations solutions create more problems than they solve. Hopefully, TRUE reform can take place with a Romney/Ryan administration.

NDAA
I hope like hell that they do some honest listening to the people and can this crap. I have my doubts that they will, but the current administration definitely won't.

We can't get everything that we want from ANY administration. The best we can hope for, though, is maintaining our freedoms and liberties.

God Bless America.