btw, I'm not a neocon anymore. I do support Mitt Romney. But...that's complicated. He won't win, I don't think anyway -- and I can't bring myself to support Hillary Clinton, despite all the obvious reasons why should be president. Because my vote doesn't matter, nobody listens to me, and Mitt Romney at least deserves my support for trying to be nice about his conservatism.

I know I'll come to regret this later on. But that's OK, for now it serves my purposes to support Mitt Romney. Plus he's a Mormon, which is good, and in fact descends from some of the most original scorched-earth Mexican-colony polygamist Kings of the Kingdom of God Mormons of all time. This guy is American hardcore.

I like Big Love too much not to fall for this guy.

PLUS: Barack Obama -- I like the guy, but he's trying too hard. One sees it in his face: he's tired. He needs to stop, and rest, or he'll have no future at all. Mark my words -- this man is in trouble. Don't support him, guys. You're only egging him on when he needs to chill it. Because no man can fight the Hillary machine (except John McCain -- and that's the other and perhaps most important reason I strategically support Mitt Romney -- John McCain in the White House would be a fiasco of Satanic proportions, not that the man is Satan, but he is too weak to fend of the Dark Lord's minions...and what's more is he knows it too, but doesn't care. He only cares about himself. Kind of like me. Therefore it is my right to not support McCain, as a way of metaphorically mitigating my own propensity to selfishness...plus I really don't want him to win, I want Hillary to win, I want free health care, I want a better funded educational system...But again I can't support Hillary without at least giving credence, or some, to Barack Obama. Or so I thought at the time. Maybe it doesn't matter after all. Maybe I can just support Hillary. Though now I've come out for Mitt, it would be unconscionable to go for Hillary. No, I can't. I must uphold my social obligations and support Mitt Romney. A kind of hara-kiri I know. But when done with precision and elegance, that ain't so bad, is it? I'll think about that.).