FQ if you think that Obama was the lesser of two evils in 2008 you didn't do your homework. He was definitely the more evil of the two.
And also putting up a moderate conservative is not only the biggest mistake the GOP can make, but moderate and conservative are two words that shouldn't even be in the same sentence for 2012.
We need a strong constitutional conservative ticket or we are are toast for 2012. We already are toast and we need that strong constitutional conservative just to start digging our way out of the grave that "One Big Ass Mistake America" (I love that!) has put us in.
WHile I agree with you completely, I can also identify with at least the sentiment of what FQ had to say. I haven't "voted for" a Presidential candidate since 1984. Every cycle since then it's been the lesser of the two evils, which is, by definition, still evil. In 2008 I had pretty much planned to sit out the election altogether until McCain put Palin on the ticket. (Sorry FQ, but you are simply full of shit about this woman.) I voted FOR Palin, and took McCain as baggage. I long for the day when I can vote FOR a Presidential candidate, rather than against their opponent, or worse yet, the lesser of two evils. I want a Presidential candidate who can get me excited about the election. I want a Presidential candidate that I not only feel is deserving of my vote, but for whom I am happy and proud to cast it. Sadly, I'm not seeing anybody emerging for 2012 (except Bogan) who falls into that category.
Tom & Tom in 2012!!