Sadly, I would agree unless Romney pulls off a miracle, but the GOP deserves as much blame as any other entity. They had four !#%@ years to prepare for the take-back and the candidacy list was a major let down. The few fresh faces we had, like Cain, were instantly assassinated by the Fox News establishment; you sort of knew Romney was going to get the nod, even though he was the most liberal of them all. I pushed for Cain and to some degree Santorum and then Gingrich; said all along that Romney was the worst possible choice because he's Mormon, which scares some Christian voters; he's a moderate, which pisses off the Tea Party base; and he is responsible for implementing mandatory health care insurance. Still, I have tons of money to donate and there's nobody else.
@kpdad:
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So i've seen that Romney plans to repeal Obamacare his first day in office if he is elected. But is he going to have a similar plan like the one he had for the state of Massachusetts?
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The one thing about Romney is, he doesnt appear to have a plan. And if he does have one, he is awfully secretive about it. It's easy to get up there and win a popularity contest with the other bozo's the republicans lined up for us, I would just like to hear more about what his plans are rather then hearing him talk about how bad Obama sucks. We already know that 4951