Consider me in the anyone but Romney camp.
Yes, I include President Obama in that equation. I'd rather have 4 more years of Hope & Change than a single Romney term. (There are several other R candidates I include in that, as well.) While I oppose him politically on every isssue, I think President Obama is one of the most honest of the bunch...and that's saying something.
That doesn't mean I like any of the other choices, but I am disgusted with politicians who will say anything to be elected, and I have to put Mitt in that category.
Anyone who voted for Nikki Haley as a Tea Party politician can now officially feel f'd. I guess she has earned her way into another category, and it is not a good one to be in during Restoration.
Here is the story.
Kerodin
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I think President Obama is one of the most honest of the bunch
ReplyDeleteRon Paul v. Obama. We would have two real choices as whoever won would do exactly as stated.
I'm with you, Brock. Congressman Paul would be a real choice. But does he have a real chance, even in the primaries? The Establishment has proven time and again they'll do anything to keep him out.
ReplyDeleteIf he were the candidate, though, I bet he'd appeal to many of the original Occupy folks as well as our folks. But would the Establishment R's support him in the General, or would they let President Obama win just for spite? I can see another Delaware (Christine O'Donnel) where they pull support.
Kerodin
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Well ya beat me to it with this post. Took the words right out of my mouth...
ReplyDeleteThis is my surprised face...
ReplyDelete"Tea Party" candidates are, almost without exception, opportunists and out for their own interests. That is, politicians.
I would vote for Obama before most of the Dead Elephants out there. Not 'cuz I like him more, but for other reasons.
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