Murf76
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*shrug* thats you're preception.
If I cared enough I could find a video clip of Romney saying exactly what I want to hear, on every important political issue there is.
The man is, whatever you want him to be. Just this week he came out agaisnt the boyscouts policy to not allow gay boys to participate. I may not think the best of Obama but at least I'm 100% certain what I'm getting with him, and I know he will have a republican majority in congress to balance him. Romney is someone I would vote for as governor, as he is a moderate republican who's polices always reflected his constitutes no matter if they followed party lines or not. As it stands, I will be voting Johnson, and won't be really disappointed with whoever comes out on top in November.
You've seen nothing yet. You give the guy four lame-duck years with no political accountability and 2-3 more bites at the Supreme Court apple and this country won't be recognizable inside a decade. I honestly believe that if it looks like he's going to win, we'll see another crash of the stock market, another round of layoffs and bank failures like we saw in 2008. And this time, we've got NOTHING to staunch the blood with. We won't be talking "recession", we'll be talking "depression".
I don't buy the doom and gloom economy. I think, for the most part, it will stay the same no matter who POTUS is.
Romney has already said he is repealing/keeping the ACA
As for the Supreme Court, roe v wade will never be repealed, just like a liberal majority will never limit gun rights. And as we've seen recently, judges don't always vote party lines.
Romney has said unequivocally that he'd work to repeal Obamacare and give waivers to states who want them while that's being done on his first day in office. And fortunately, I don't think we're going to have to witness the degradations Obama will perpetrate upon what's left of our liberties in a lame-duck term, because I don't believe he'll be reelected.