OldUSAFSniper
Conservative
I am a republican. I am also an Evangelical Christian and member of the Tea Party. Compromise is a function of daily life. In business you compromise. If you do it well, you might be successful (despite everything our own government does to keep you from succeeding). If I was King of America... well then, compromise wouldn't be so necessary, would it?
I have already made up my mind as to who I will vote for in the primary. That would be Mitt Romney. And in the general election, anybody but Barry.
I will cast my primary vote for Romney because of several reasons. First, he's a business man and I think that a business man can help guide this country back to prosperity. He's done it before and he's done it well. If you have an issue with his time at Bain Capital then you don't understand capatlism very well and OWS is tiresome. 17 trillion in debt by the time Barry leaves, and Barry said 9 Trillion in debt was "unpatriotic". I like Romney's stance on the military. Is he as conservative as I like? No, of course not, but Newt has way too much baggage, Santorum is just whiny, and Paul... as long as he stays on the one-liners, he's okay. But really his foreign policy is just nutty. Is Romney the best candidate we could have? No, but I don't see another Ronald Reagan out there right now.
Compromise is a part of daily life. In politics it is a necessity, so long as you don't compromise your basic principles. Thus, the reason for the Tea Party block in the House not playing nice with the Democratic-Socialists led by Nancy. The Democratic-Socialists want to implement things that are contrary to freedom, democracy, and American ideals. We will not be a part of a discussion where the topics discussed are things who's core principles are obviously contrary to American ideals. Raising the debt ceiling without a budget and plan to reduce the deficit is madness. But that's what the Demo-Socialists want to do. Don't ask questions, just raise it. Uh, no.
Barry's done... and that makes me smile.
I have already made up my mind as to who I will vote for in the primary. That would be Mitt Romney. And in the general election, anybody but Barry.
I will cast my primary vote for Romney because of several reasons. First, he's a business man and I think that a business man can help guide this country back to prosperity. He's done it before and he's done it well. If you have an issue with his time at Bain Capital then you don't understand capatlism very well and OWS is tiresome. 17 trillion in debt by the time Barry leaves, and Barry said 9 Trillion in debt was "unpatriotic". I like Romney's stance on the military. Is he as conservative as I like? No, of course not, but Newt has way too much baggage, Santorum is just whiny, and Paul... as long as he stays on the one-liners, he's okay. But really his foreign policy is just nutty. Is Romney the best candidate we could have? No, but I don't see another Ronald Reagan out there right now.
Compromise is a part of daily life. In politics it is a necessity, so long as you don't compromise your basic principles. Thus, the reason for the Tea Party block in the House not playing nice with the Democratic-Socialists led by Nancy. The Democratic-Socialists want to implement things that are contrary to freedom, democracy, and American ideals. We will not be a part of a discussion where the topics discussed are things who's core principles are obviously contrary to American ideals. Raising the debt ceiling without a budget and plan to reduce the deficit is madness. But that's what the Demo-Socialists want to do. Don't ask questions, just raise it. Uh, no.
Barry's done... and that makes me smile.