In today's American Thinker, Gene Schwimmer's article titled "Don't Sweat the Presidency, Focus on Congress" alarmed me.  I agree with his premise that choosing between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich is difficult because neither of them is a true conservative and both of them have some heavy baggage.  I also agree with Schwimmer's conclusion about Congress: "Of course, whom we send to Congress always matters, but never has it mattered more than it will in 2012.  In 2013 and going forward, if we are to save this country, it is vital that the next president, especially if President Obama is reelected, face a Congress that will send him only good, conservative legislation and drive a wooden stake into the bad, liberal stuff before it can rise from the coffin." This is my problem with Schwimmer's argument: if voters, especially conservative voters, take anything for granted during the 2012 presidential election, the United States will have to suffer through another Obama...(Read Full Post)