ran 2.8 miles
Today ends week seventy-five of running against Obama. I ran 23.7 miles this week, averaging 3.39 miles per day.
Nevada has spoken and they want Mitt Romney. Romney had a landslide victory winning nearly half of the vote, just as he had achieved in 2008. The next few states the candidates will be visiting have Romney polling on top and it is looking more and more like he will be the candidate to face Obama. That being said, though, nothing would surprise me as this year continues to unravel.
I will take any one of these guys we have to choose from to go head to head with Barack Obama. Romney is not my first choice but I will take anyone but Obama. My first choice is Ron Paul and here is my logic. The most efficient way to counteract someone as radical as Barack Obama is to replace him with someone equally radical in the opposite direction. I don’t think Paul stands a good chance of being the final nominee, but that is where I stand.
The general consensus is that Romney has the best chance of defeating Barack Obama, but it is an unpleasant reality we face that our candidates’ ideas are compromised by the notion that they don’t stand a chance against Barack Obama. Even more unfortunate is the idea that Barack Obama is such a threat. I would put a plank of wood up against this president and vote for it, but there are plenty of others who feel very differently.
474.8 miles to go.
Here is what happened one year ago on Day160.
Today ends week seventy-five of running against Obama. I ran 23.7 miles this week, averaging 3.39 miles per day.
Nevada has spoken and they want Mitt Romney. Romney had a landslide victory winning nearly half of the vote, just as he had achieved in 2008. The next few states the candidates will be visiting have Romney polling on top and it is looking more and more like he will be the candidate to face Obama. That being said, though, nothing would surprise me as this year continues to unravel.
I will take any one of these guys we have to choose from to go head to head with Barack Obama. Romney is not my first choice but I will take anyone but Obama. My first choice is Ron Paul and here is my logic. The most efficient way to counteract someone as radical as Barack Obama is to replace him with someone equally radical in the opposite direction. I don’t think Paul stands a good chance of being the final nominee, but that is where I stand.
The general consensus is that Romney has the best chance of defeating Barack Obama, but it is an unpleasant reality we face that our candidates’ ideas are compromised by the notion that they don’t stand a chance against Barack Obama. Even more unfortunate is the idea that Barack Obama is such a threat. I would put a plank of wood up against this president and vote for it, but there are plenty of others who feel very differently.
474.8 miles to go.
Here is what happened one year ago on Day160.
