I have a small business and I think Romney will be much better than Obama. I must say though he is not the ideal candidate. If I wait for that person to be elected we may not have a country left.

That I will. I think he would vote for Romney but a no vote is better than an uninformed vote.

If there was a reason-able choice it would matter, but neither major party wants limited government, and both want limitless power for themselves and their campaign contributors.

Hey Shrug
When I entered the Gulch you asked me for a joke. I like this one. An 80 year old man is fishing when he hears "pick me up". He looks down and sees a frog. He asks "did you say that". The frog says "yes pick me up". The man picks up the frog and the frog says " kiss me and I will turn into a beautiful woman". The man puts the frog in his pocket and continues to fish. The frog says "hey, kiss me and I will turn into a beautiful woman". The man says" at my age I would rather have a talking frog".

I, for one, think it matters HUGE, but if that's how he feels I hope he doesn't vote. If he complains after the election please remind him that he didn't vote.

What worries me is that it is a film that appeals to a smaller and smaller group. We have a great task ahead of us to get this thing turned around.

Very true. I asked my nephew if he was voting and he said no it does not matter who wins. A legitimate position if you know why. He did not.

I'm frightened daily. People live with no regard of what is happening around them. They are spoiled and unconcerned and think life in
America is how it has always been and how it will always be. Comfortable and easy. ...Oh look...a pretty butterfly....over there.....

Like Harmon said before the release of the film, It's not a film for everyone. Many will find they are the villians, not the heroes