I disagree--needless to say. That's why we have elections.
As I see it, Obama is fit to govern whereas Romney is not. Obama seems to understand that successful governance means compromise and negotiation (he is consequently villified by the right wing for being a "socialist," and by the left for being a "corporatist"). Romney does not understand that at all; in fact, he has painted himself as a rigid right wing extremist ideologue this year. Even if this is only to get the cracker vote, though, it is still disingenuous and cheap.
I see no redeeming qualities in Mitt Romney at all. He seems dull-witted, unaware of the real world of work and challenges, and he has nefarious motivations; that is--
(1) Typical of rich boys, he feels compelled to outdo his domineering and successful father, and
(2) He is a member of a little cult called the Mormon Church. He is working on their behalf.
I would re-elect George W. Bush sooner than I would vote for Romney. At least Bush was an honest man; Romney is a shiester.
Give me an example of Obama compromising, in the end, on something. I'm just curious what your examples of compromise are and if I agree.
The stimulus package was much smaller than Obama and the Treasury Dept. originally wanted because of Republican opposition. The final package was a compromise. Also, health care reform evolved to closely resemble the one Romney approved of as governor. Originally, it had a public option.
Also, Obama's debt reduction/jobs proposal of last year was greatly changed because of GOP opposition; negotiation allowed the tax cuts for rich folks (Bush's "temporary" tax reduction) to continue so that he could extend unemployment benefits.
Obama compromised with the GOP far, far too much in his first three years. In my opinion, that is, and it cost him politically in terms of his base.