tschmath Loc: Los Angeles

All liberals take your fingers off the keyboard. You are not allowed to answer here, only read responses.

To all of the conservative members of UHH:

It's been a bad week for Willard, to say the least. Lots of charges that, if proven true, could derail his candidacy, if not result in federal charges.

None of us know if any of them are true. For right now, just for the sake of discussion, let's assume they are. That would mean he falsified SEC filings and lied under oath about his residency in Massachusetts, among other things. IF (and I emphasize IF) all this is true, will you still vote for Romney in November?

This is an easy question, purely hypothetical. I'm making no judgement here, no assumption of guilt or innocence. Just give me a simple yes or no answer. No commentary, just a yes or no answer. I promise not to respond, I just want to get a sense of how strong his supporters feel. Just a yes or no answer.

This is not about Obama, so just a yes or no answer as to whether or not you would still vote for Romney in November if these charges are proven true. Yes or no. Pretend you're in a voting booth. All you can do is cast a ballot, no commentary, OK?

1eyedjack

YES YES YES

Robert Graybeal Loc: Myrtle Beach

yes

SpeedyWilson Loc: Upstate South Carolina

I have no intelligent answer for a vague, hypothetical non-answerable non-question.

ted45 Loc: Delaware

I agree with MrWilson. Exactly what charges are you referring to?

Perhaps since you feel comfortable referring to candidate Romney as Willard, I can refer to Obama as Hussein in future comments. Seems fair.

Robert Graybeal Loc: Myrtle Beach

there is always a f-up in every group

BigBear Loc: Northern CT

Then don't come in and there won't be !!!

tschmath Loc: Los Angeles

Have you been hiding under a rock for the past week? There are numerous stories from a variety of sources that dispute Romney's claim that he had nothing to do with Bain after February 1999. If true, he lied on SEC filings about his role, or he's lying now. If true, he lied under oath when he ran for Governor or he's lying now. Look at the story in The Boston Globe and see for yourself. There's nothing hypothetical at all here. These are real, very serious findings that he refuses to explain with evidence (like some income tax returns).

As to the use of Willard, that is his first name. Most of us go by our given first names, because we are too grounded to sound pretentious like him. Hussein is President Obama's middle name. My using his first name is an attempt to show how disconnected Romney is from most people, while your use of Hussein is an attempt to smear the President as a Muslim terrorist. So you have created a false equivalency with your argument, and I totally reject its validity.

BigBear Loc: Northern CT

Most of us are too busy working to support the rest of you and don't always have time to catch up on the current opinions you call news.

thepopularman

People who study photopgraphy know they need light to create a good picture, why are so many here still in the dark?

BigBear Loc: Northern CT

We keep trying to shine the light on them but they keep hiding in the corner.

thepopularman

their are in round room (no corners)what goes around comes around

BigBear Loc: Northern CT

They still don't like the light.

traveler90712 Loc: Lake Worth, Fl.

What he said!

ted45 Loc: Delaware

Those claims have already been proven a complete fabrication by the Obama team. One of the people disputing the accuracy of those claims was Pres. Bill Clinton. If there was even a shred of truth in those claims Eric Holder would be all over the news filing charges. Perhaps you should come out from under your rock.

Again you resort to misrepresentation to make your point. You really need a new act. I said nothing about Muslim, or Terrorist. You said that. It is common courtesy to address people in public by their title or at least as Mr., Mrs. or simply by their last name. I was merely pointing out that if you find it acceptable to exhibit such a level of disrespect to a public official, then so can I. Actually my statement was more in the way of sarcasm than anything I would consider doing.

Try to get a little class.