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The 'other guy' is Ron Paul, the only viable candidate on the stage but certainly not part of the RepubPod group like the Crossroads GPS crowd that bought the Sandoval election, or Perry's election bought by big Oil. I may not agree with all of Ron's policies but he has stood by them for 30+ years; hates BUSH & Co, et.al., supports ending all wars, flat tax rate, ending NAFTA (slapping a sticker on a finished product from another country does not give corporations immunity to import taxes), ending the Patriotic Act and does NOT support the Supreme Court's decision to a)Elect a president and violate the constitution (election of Shrub, Jr.), b)A corporation is NOT an individual American Citizen (Citizens United 'evangelical' soliciation of anonymous corporate donations for the purchase of political power), and c)WalMart does not have the right to discriminate against women, pay lower wages and reduce hours to circumvent healthcare benefits.
Why endorse Perry? Road to millions of dollars of petroleum industry dollars.
Why endorse Romney? Road to over 250 million 'anonymous corporate' dollars (to date). Rove tried to get Perry to the well but he refused to drink, was already full of petroleum. Sigh. Looks like he'll have to back Romney since he couldn't get Christie to run, maybe VP? Any way you slice it, you can run Ron Paul and have a chance or you can run Mitt Romney and lose. Those evangicals are not going to put up with a Mormon, they'd rather cut their noses off to spite their face. That is why we have SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE. Ron Paul isn't going to violate that.

'Where or where is the liberal outrage over this sentence? It is clear this poor soul needs rehabilitation and understanding.'

Too late for that but there are plenty more that need guidance to prevent them from going down this same road. Sad, sad story.

Nothing wrong with being 'liberal.'

Wikipedia definition:

Liberalism (from the Latin liberalis, "of freedom")[1] is the belief in the importance of liberty and equal rights.[2] Liberals espouse a wide array of views depending on their understanding of these principles, but generally, liberals support ideas such as constitutionalism, liberal democracy, free and fair elections, human rights, capitalism, and freedom of religion