President Obama says there are fundamental differences between him and Gov. Romney. Thank the Lord he recognizes that. And thank the lord there are differences. Can you imagine if there weren’t! Can you imagine if we had two Obamas running? Some will say there are no differences between the parties, but they are wrong. They will say it will make no difference if Obama or Gov. Romney is elected. But they are wrong. They say it makes no difference because there isn’t a difference. Again, they are wrong. There are fundamental differences. Differences in core values. In a basic vision of the future of the country. In beliefs on how we make our country stronger. On how we defend our country. And who our allies are. Gov. Romney believes in working for a living. Sweat equity. Giving people a hand up, not a hand out. He shares the conservatives view that it’s a person’s responsibility to take care of themselves if at all possible, and the government is only there as a safety net. Obama sees the government as the answer. He believes that people should be wards of the state from cradle to grave. Work is for the few who want to, not the majority who need to. Gov. Romney is an honest, dedicated man who believes in the Christian Judeo principles. Obama has no qualms about lying to achieve his goals or to advance his agenda, and surrounds himself with others who think the same way. Gov. Romney wants to stop the draconian cuts to the defense budget, where Obama is perfectly happy seeing America losing its Super Power status. Obama has worked tirelessly to weaken our military, and is dead set on making us a third rate power. Gov. Romney wants to slow down the insane spending. He knows we are on the verge of collapse, and if we don’t stop, our currency will become worthless. Obama wants to borrow more, take us over the edge and straight into bankruptcy. Obama woes the muslim states. He spends $Billions supporting the muslim brotherhood. He has helped put the muslim brotherhood into power in Libya and Egypt. He used our money to do it. He has ensured Israel is surrounded by radical islamist. Gov. Romney understands that Israel is our strongest ally in the middle east. A beacon of hope and peace in a violent corner of the world. But Obama ignores Israel, and throws his support to the muslims. Gov. Romney will change that and reaffirm our support of Israel’s defense. So there are many differences. Many fundamental differences. The election coming up this November will be a referendum on the future of our country. The differences between the two candidates are stark. The paths the two want to take us down are vastly different. One is a path with a future that we can turn this economy and climate of despair around. One is a path into a wilderness with no future and no hope.