Reasonable? Left much out what Obama hasn't done or screwed up.

I agree with most of those commenting here ... Chapman is out of touch and appears to be a stout supporter of Obama. Otherwise, why leave out the screw ups he did from the first week in office. Not that I have a "warm and fuzzy" feeling toward Romney, who is the GOP establishment's poster boy. While Romney has good character, he still doesn't get the importance of constitutional law and remember, he now promises to rescind ObamaCare when in his state as governor he created his own brand of Big Government. But, it cannot be denied, America cannot possibly survive with the Congress in place or this president in many ways, mostly economic. Good comments here, by the way.

It would be beneficial if the EPA was dissolved, and matters that the federal government concerns it with is turned over to state governments. For example, the feds telling Alaskans they cannot drill oil on the federal land, which the area would be like a postage stamp on an average size dining table. The Alaskans voted 75% approval for it to occur. Oil companies don't like environmental hazards or disasters -- they use precious oil and it costs them in fines and cleanup. They are, after all, a business looking to make profits. And secondly, why is it that the feds "own" so much land? Shouldn't lands in the states they exist, like parks be that state's concern? It all boils down to the constitutional limits of the federal (central) govt.

How very true, Ms. Kelly

I don't want RINO Romney to win -- I want Ron Paul. Perry would have been a choice, if he didn't drop out. I am tired of voting for the "lesser evil" - and that is a good description of Mitt Romney, the GOP establishment poster boy.