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| The Mormon |
Obama and Romney completed their last official debate last
night and I couldn’t be more thankful. I
grow weary of hearing the same “canned” talking points from Romney and the delusional
arrogant lies Obama keeps muttering. Despite
my cynicism I’m sure I could find some positive attributes about Romney, such
as: He appears to be a man of faith and conviction even though I may disagree with some major tenants of his Mormon religion, He seems to have a better understanding of our
economic situation and how to use government to help improve it, He has
actually challenged Obama during the debates which is something the media neglected
in the past 4 years, He seems to have a genuine love for God and our Nation,
and He says the “right things”. Will
these “positives” translate into a President that I can fully support? More importantly will Romney be a President
that can help halt the current back-slide of our nation into the abyss of debt,
immorality and decreased global influence for good, or is it too late?
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| The Moron |
I will agree that our economy is a very important issue but
it’s not the only issue. Frankly, Obama
stinks on all the issues, just as a Marxist should in a capitalistic Judeo-Christian
nation. The fact that anyone is
surprised by our current economic conditions and post-Constitutional direction
is laughable. We have had over 100 years
of bigger and bigger government, with a decrease in Christian principles and
values. And to make matters worse, in
the last election nearly 70 million foolish people voted for a man they knew
nothing about; other than he was for “hope and change.” Obama spoke in platitudes, eloquently recited
speeches from a teleprompter, created excitement and feelings of belonging to
an important cause, and he was BLACK. I’ve
never cast a vote based on my emotions and/or the color of someone’s skin, but
I have tried to inform myself about the actual person I might vote for; such as
their personal history of education and family, their stated and unstated
beliefs in faith, the Constitution, economics, foreign policy and various
social issues. I have zero use for a
voter that acts on emotion and neglects reason, logic and Biblical truth.
There are a couple things I know for certain: 1) Obama is a horrible President for any
number of reasons, and another 4 years of his ego-centric Marxism could push
our nation over the edge…or maybe we “went over” years ago. 2) Romney is the only other viable option thanks
to a horribly misguided Republican Party, and I don’t fully trust him based on
his political history of “flip-flops”. So
what is a conscientious American voter to do?
Do you vote for the moron or the Mormon?
Here are your options:
If you think our nation isn’t “too far gone” and can be saved from the
abyss, then you have no other choice but to vote for Romney and hope for the
best outcome. (And I’m not just talking about economic outcomes)….or….If you
firmly believe we have passed the point of no return, then your vote for Romney
is no better than a vote for Obama.
Voting for Romney would only prolong the inevitable; our nation will collapse
on its own weight of debt, immorality and foolish behavior.
Quite honestly, I don’t think my hesitation in voting for
Romney is because I question his “conservatism”, I think my hesitation comes
from a belief that our nation may be too far gone for it to matter. How’s that for positive talk!?
I am at loss as well when it comes to who to vote for. I did have a brief respite when Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid stated "Romney was not the face of Mormonism..." That almost convinced me that I could vote for him. But frankly I don't see where voting for Romney makes any difference. He will not attempt to repeal abortion, he may hold the status quo on same-sex marriage, although there is no way to be sure, and I have tried, really tried, to understand his economic plan and I have to admit, unlike many others who would never admit it,I don't understand the economics sufficiently enough to make an educated choice. Of course, I do not understand Obama's plan either and I know that he will push this nation further and further down morally. So, there it is. No answers here.
ReplyDeleteJV, can you please explain "why" Obama has been a terrible POTUS? Not being condescending, just curious to hear your opinion with some facts... Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: A quick review of a number of our articles will reflect a "terrible Obama presidency." But to name a few specifics:
ReplyDeleteEconomics: 16 trillion in national debt and rising. He has yet to even propose a budget to Congress. 47 million people on food stamps and an ever increasing entitlement direction. Stagnant economic growth due to debt(government growth and spending), Obamacare, and an increased number of regulations by unelected bureaucrats in the EPA, Energy Dept, etc.
Energy: He halted drilling and issuing new permits in government owned land. He gave 2 Billion to Socialist Venezuela in low interest loans for oil exploration, but refuses to allow our own companies to do the same.
Foreign Policy: He has soured our relationship with Israel and Great Britian..two of our most trusted allies. His lack of a stated foreign policy for the war on terrorism, sorry, islamic extremism, is putting our troops and citizens in danger. Muslims sense his weakness and Benghazi reflects that belief.
Morality: See the most recent video I posted. He doesn't believe we are a "christian nation" and he supports abortion, gay rights and government handouts. I could certainly list reams of details, but I only have so much space. I call it like I see it and if Romney is as bad as Obama, I will be the first to call for his removal from office.