We just have to get Obama to start more wars like the war on coal, school lunches, Arizona, the Chamber of Commerce and small businesses, Las Vegas, the family farm, domestic energy production, Israel, the Gibson guitar, the Supreme Court, school vouchers, guns, etc.. Romney has to say, "When I'm President my administration will pull out of Pres. Obama's war on the Chamber of Commerce and small businesses. I'll end the war on coal and domestic energy production that Pres. Obama started. I go to war to ensure poor black kids in DC and around the country have the freedom of school choice. I'll put an end to President Obama's war on parental rights.

What if "None of The Above" is your favorite candidate? How many times do I have to hold my nose and vote for President? Romney, in my opinion, is qualified to be President. I think he could do the job. I just don't trust him on anything because of all of his flip-flopping on just about everything. Santorum, although I like him personally, has no executive experience and his voting record as Senator is horrendous. He is only a social conservative. He is Big Government all the way no matter what he's saying now. The job history of Newt Gingrich (professor, congressman, author, historian, consultant, new analyst, documentarian shows a clear preference for generating ideas but not carrying them out. Like academics who know but...

The real problem is they are both lawyers and we know they speak with forked tongue.

Aw, I thought this was going to be a bad news story about Howard Dean.

Rick Santorum is only a social conservative not a fical conservative. He has a big government voting record. Voted to allow illegal immigrants to receive the earned income credit before becoming citizens. Voted against food stamp reform. Voted twice for internet taxes. Voted twice for a Congressional payraise. Voted to increase spending for the Department of Education by $3.1 billion. Voted against transferring $20 million from Americorps to veterans. Voted to allow gas tax revenues to be used to subsidize Amtrak. Sponsored an amendment to increase Amtrak funds by $550 million. Voted against a flat tax. Voted to raid Social Security instead of using surpluses to pay down the debt. Voted against National Right to Work Act. Voted...

What views are those? I have no idea what views Romney represents. He's all over the place on every issue. Wait long enough, he'll "evolve" again. He is a very risky candidate. Santorum's voting record shows he's a big government guy. Plus, no executive experience. Gingrich is the most Inside The Beltway guy running. Plus, he's an ideas guy not a do-er. The guys entire career has been spent in jobs where he has a zillion ideas that he hands off to someone else to execute. He belongs in a Presidential Advisor type position. Ron Paul, not only has never held an executive position but he doesn't even have a record of accomplishment as a long time Congressman. And we all know BO stinks. Don't want any of them.

And what if none of them or Obama appeal to you?

With the exception of Cavuto and The Five, I've stopped watching FNC because of their shilling for Mitt Romney. It's not that I think Romney is worse than (he's just as bad as) Gingrich, it's that I've finally seen the FNC hypocrisy. What's the difference between the liberal media slobbering over Obama in 2008 and FNC slobbering over Romney (and BTW, you forgot Kristol, Perrino, Rove, Luntz, Morris)? When all of the other potential brides were being courted, Flip Flopping Romney was at 25% and treading water according to FNC. As soon as all of the other girls said "no" all of a sudden Inevitable Romney was the greatest thing since sliced bread. FNC was measuring the drapes at the WH before they found out he didn't win Iowa or SC.

Not where I live. In the mail, where I can renew my license, they say they will use the photo on my expiring license. I don't use the mail because a county clerk's office is about two blocks from where I live in the middle of suburbia and when you walk in, you walk right up to their desk.

Too bad Rick Santorum has such an ugly record of big government voting. If he got in the White House his skill in articulating Mitt Romney's weaknesses would not be a factor in his Presidency but his embrace of big government would be. He voted against food stamp reform. He voted twice for Internet taxes. He voted against a flat tax (as all lawyers would). He voted to allow illegal immigrants to receive the earned income credit before becoming citizens. He voted to allow gas tax revenues to be used to subsidize Amtrak and sponsored an amendment to increase Amtrak funds by $550 million. He voted to raid Social Security rather than use surpluses to pay down the debt. He voted for a $1 billion bailout of the steel industry. UGH!