vouchers. She herself uses her Medicare for her blood disorder treatments. She thinks Obamacare will "force" her doctors to reject her because they will stop accepting Medicare patients.

AS IF 1. that will happen; 2. Republicans will improve Medicare!

I think for them the choice is in not being MANDATED to have insurance if you can afford it. That's the choice.


That and "do you want this voucher or nothing?"

that think and see government as evil and the President as coming for their freedoms/choices (except when it comes to women's rights of course).

It sets up the idea that the President is about taking their choices, so naturally by wanting to give us choices Romney is supposedly better.

such as.. choosing between paying their rent, or buying food for their family. The choice between buying gas for their car, or between medications for their sick children. Those are the kinds of choices Romney is talking about.

His past is hidden or not-to-be-discussed. His plans are vague and mysterious. His ideas as a candidate are in constant flux. His values, religion, and personality don't compel voters.

Rmoney has stated that voters won't be voting for him, so much as against Obama. He's there to provide those people with a choice. Choose Obama or choose The Guy Who Isn't Obama. They don't seem to have much else that they can emphasize or promote about their candidate.