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<blockquote data-quote="HMFIC" data-source="post: 1934572" data-attributes="member: 7539">I can&#039;t imagine anyone getting excited about ANYTHING that goes on in the mainstream political world...The choice before us today for President is a pretty simple one in my mind.&nbsp; Obama will just take us further down the road to collapse and I&#039;m not willing to give in.&nbsp; I don&#039;t subscribe to any notion that we&#039;ll teach the GOP a lesson if we don&#039;t vote for Romney... if that were possible, then they would have heard that loud and clear when McCain got his azz handed to him.&nbsp; Nay... if you want real change and choice in this country, you&#039;re going to have to wait until we don&#039;t have it so cushy.&nbsp; Even with the economy as bad as it is, evidently it&#039;s still possible to be below the poverty level and own several TV&#039;s, an iPhone, a decent car and eat Taco Bell every meal... and if you can&#039;t figure out a way, the government will be more than happy to provide all of that and more for you.&nbsp; We&#039;ve been living in the land of opportunity and prosperity for so long now that nobody is fired up enough to REALLY rock the boat.&nbsp; Between entitlements and technology keeping the idiots fed and distracted, your chances of making America even better than it already is are pretty much nil.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HMFIC, post: 1934572, member: 7539"] I can't imagine anyone getting excited about ANYTHING that goes on in the mainstream political world... The choice before us today for President is a pretty simple one in my mind. Obama will just take us further down the road to collapse and I'm not willing to give in. I don't subscribe to any notion that we'll teach the GOP a lesson if we don't vote for Romney... if that were possible, then they would have heard that loud and clear when McCain got his azz handed to him. Nay... if you want real change and choice in this country, you're going to have to wait until we don't have it so cushy. Even with the economy as bad as it is, evidently it's still possible to be below the poverty level and own several TV's, an iPhone, a decent car and eat Taco Bell every meal... and if you can't figure out a way, the government will be more than happy to provide all of that and more for you. We've been living in the land of opportunity and prosperity for so long now that nobody is fired up enough to REALLY rock the boat. Between entitlements and technology keeping the idiots fed and distracted, your chances of making America even better than it already is are pretty much nil. [/QUOTE]

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