Pawns in the Obama Re-Election Campaign?

[mandym]

Mitt Romney is not the first choice of many on the right, but then many on this side of the political spectrum have already surrendered to the idea that it is either too late to save America or there is no real difference in the candidates or Romney isn't a pure "constitutional conservative"-- so why bother to vote. They often fall back on various misinterpreted statistics and assumptions promoted by the liberal-dominated media to back-up this defeatist attitude.

First fallacy: a majority of the American people are now dependent on government, so they will always vote for whoever promises to support them.

Second fallacy: nearly 47% of Americans do not pay any income tax so they do not care about raising taxes or spending and will always vote for the Democrats.


Third fallacy: there is no real difference between the parties.

Fourth fallacy: there has been such an increase in voter fraud my vote really doesn't matter.

http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/07/pawns_in_the_obama_re-election_campaign.html

 

[InTheLight]

Good article. Excerpt:

The Obama re-election team knows it is vital to suppress the turnout and enthusiasm for Mitt Romney. They know, and are counting on, the adamant refusal of many conservatives and libertarians to accept Romney as a viable candidate for a variety of reasons.

The time for excuses, handwringing and surrender on the conservative side of the political spectrum is over. While there may have been better and more conservative candidates than Mitt Romney, he is the one whom the American people have as the option to Barack Obama. If there is a conservative dominated Republican caucus in Congress, also dependent on a massive voter turnout, which will keep Mitt Romney on the constitutional conservative path, then the United States can reverse its present disastrous course.


Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/07/pawns_in_the_obama_re-election_campaign.html#ixzz21qP2rh1V

 

[billwald]

So what is the difference between the two major parties? The Republicans pass wasteful and goofy left wing legislation that the Dems would not dare to propose.