Tell me why you are voting for Romney

[Anonymous]

What do you see that makes you vote for him?
I have promised myself that I would not interact in political conversations. It's getting hard. To me, there is no doubt in my mind that I will vote for Obama.
After listening to all these conversations, I have no idea what Romney's appeal is. Please tell me what he has done or said that has made you want to vote for him? Please don't tell me what you dislike about Obama, but what you like about Romney.
THANKS

[Anonymous]

He isn't a liberal.

[Anonymous]

Tell the truth, it's because you went to BYU.

[Anonymous]

He doesn't divide America, doesn't have a distaste for success and supports an agenda that encourages investment and risk, rather than send signals of uncertainty and defeated leadership.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He doesn't divide America, doesn't have a distaste for success and supports an agenda that encourages investment and risk, rather than send signals of uncertainty and defeated leadership.

Huh. You must have slept through that whole 'half the people in this country are moochers' thing.

I'm pretty sure no one is certain what Mitt Romney will do since, well, he hasn't told us. He certainly creates a lot of uncertainty in foreign policy.

You think Obama has defeated leadership? By what measure? He's leading and winning the polls and he will win by a landslide in November.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He doesn't divide America, doesn't have a distaste for success and supports an agenda that encourages investment and risk, rather than send signals of uncertainty and defeated leadership.

Huh. You must have slept through that whole 'half the people in this country are moochers' thing.

I'm pretty sure no one is certain what Mitt Romney will do since, well, he hasn't told us. He certainly creates a lot of uncertainty in foreign policy.

You think Obama has defeated leadership? By what measure? He's leading and winning the polls and he will win by a landslide in November.

Don't be stupid. Sadly for you, a lot of people are aware that what he meant was Obama's got 47% committed, which he can't worry about electorally

[Anonymous]

I dont believe large government stimulas and jobs will help the economy. I believe low taxes and private sector growth is what america needs and is in line with the americsn dream of capitalism.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I dont believe large government stimulas and jobs will help the economy. I believe low taxes and private sector growth is what america needs and is in line with the americsn dream of capitalism.

This makes sense to me. I disagree, but I get it.

[Anonymous]

He's not Obama.

[Anonymous]

I'm voting for Romney for President .... of the Caymans!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He doesn't divide America, doesn't have a distaste for success and supports an agenda that encourages investment and risk, rather than send signals of uncertainty and defeated leadership.

Huh. You must have slept through that whole 'half the people in this country are moochers' thing.

I'm pretty sure no one is certain what Mitt Romney will do since, well, he hasn't told us. He certainly creates a lot of uncertainty in foreign policy.

You think Obama has defeated leadership? By what measure? He's leading and winning the polls and he will win by a landslide in November.

Don't be stupid. Sadly for you, a lot of people are aware that what he meant was Obama's got 47% committed, which he can't worry about electorally

No, what he said and what he MEANT was that he can't ever convince these people to care more about their lives. That's what he says.

He is a despicable human being for that. How dare he insult Americans. Most people have been in the 47% at one point or another. No self-respecting Republican would vote for someone who said such a terrible, disrespectful, and unAmerican thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He doesn't divide America, doesn't have a distaste for success and supports an agenda that encourages investment and risk, rather than send signals of uncertainty and defeated leadership.

Huh. You must have slept through that whole 'half the people in this country are moochers' thing.

I'm pretty sure no one is certain what Mitt Romney will do since, well, he hasn't told us. He certainly creates a lot of uncertainty in foreign policy.

You think Obama has defeated leadership? By what measure? He's leading and winning the polls and he will win by a landslide in November.

Don't be stupid. Sadly for you, a lot of people are aware that what he meant was Obama's got 47% committed, which he can't worry about electorally

No, what he said and what he MEANT was that he can't ever convince these people to care more about their lives. That's what he says.

He is a despicable human being for that. How dare he insult Americans. Most people have been in the 47% at one point or another. No self-respecting Republican would vote for someone who said such a terrible, disrespectful, and unAmerican thing.

I proudly am, in Florida and Virginia if I can. And your faux outrage is a tad over the top, you ARE the 47% and you're too naive to even see it!

[Anonymous]

You are trying to vote both in Florida and Virginia? FRAUD!

Oh wait, you're probably white, so the Republicans won't care.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You are trying to vote both in Florida and Virginia? FRAUD!

Oh wait, you're probably white, so the Republicans won't care.

Racist

[Anonymous]

There have been a couple of recent threads along these lines, sorta "tell me why you think the earth is flat gee I'm genuinely interested." When a thoughtful conservative takes the bait, they get pounded.

I'll ask a different question.

Tell me, Dems, why you think your party's policies will provide a better life for your kids? Please answer from this perspective: every dollar you spend is borrowed from abroad and will need to be repaid with interest.