Are You Voting For Obama or Romney?

Mitt Romney of course.

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Definitely Romney

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I'm voting for Mitt Romney. Obama has failed miserably and should be arrested for the damage he's done. Plus, if he died would you seriously want Joe the idiot Biden to be president? A vote for Gary Johnson is a wasted vote and will only help Obama.

http://dontvoteobama.net/

The main question is, do you want more or less government? It pretty much breaks down to that simple question.

Do you believe that the government has the right to enforce 'fairness', and should be able to impede and limit personal freedoms in working towards this objective?

Do you believe that private business and free enterprise is inherently evil, and must be controlled through an extensive set of regulations and controls?

Do you believe that the government had the right to take over the administration of health care? Do you believe that it is correct for a government bureaucrat to determine your health care?

Do you believe that the federal government has the right to enforce preferences based on politically acceptable groupings?

or,

Do you believe that the government is correct in allowing bias against those who lack membership in a recognized ethnicity or group?

Do you believe that it is impossible to secure the nation's southern border, but entirely possible to confiscate the approximately 200 million firearms in personal possession?

Do you believe that group objectives should take precedence over personal liberties?

Do you believe that just by taking up space in the US you are entitled to taxpayer-funded financial support?

I voted for Romney over two weeks ago.

There are other options besides Romney and Obama

I am another Ohioan voting for Mitt!

Case for -

Romney has gained a lot of support via debates. I think that the last one on foreign policy will be the clincher. Obama is on VERY weak ground for this one.

Mitt will make a very conscientious and effective President!, He is committed to his family, his country and his church.

We expect presidential candidates to have differences of opinion. But the intentional and methodical attempts to divide our nation between classes, religions, races and sexes, and the fear mongering directed at our elderly population and parents of special-needs children has brought this presidential campaign to a new low. Repugnant motives have been attributed to Gov. Romney, such as the "chains" remark, or that he wants to deprive seniors and special-needs children of their medical care, and relegate women back to the age of the '50's. The admittedly exaggerated percentage comment the governor cited was merely an admission to his financial supporters that those receiving entitlements, like welfare without a work requirement, will simply not vote for him — it was not a writeoff of that population, as some want you to believe. Logical, rational people surely do not believe that someone would run for president to accomplish such goals. I commend Gov. Romney for maintaining a civil campaign, one about the issues, about his perceived failure of President Obama's policies, and simply addressing the differences in their plans to get our economy back on track. It is refreshing to witness a potential future president of the "United" States address his opponent respectfully while differing with him on their ideologies. Mitt Romney is a loving husband and father, and a very successful business man whose success is largely due to his ability to reach compromise with those who disagree with him. That's a good characteristic, one I believe we would all like to see in our president. Gov. Romney should not be vilified because he receives investment income or because of the percentage he pays in taxes as long as he pays the amount our tax code requires. He donates millions to charitable causes that would suffer without the generous contributions of the wealthy. He is genuinely concerned about the direction of our country on behalf of all Americans. Do we really want to go back to the divisiveness that marred our history or do we want our votes to reflect that we value civility and respectfulness in our leadership!