I'm with Noir on this.  A moderate candidate is a safe bet in this election... moderates do well when the voting population is generally discontent with the status quo (2004 was an exception, I'd argue mainly because the #1 issue the Democrats had going for them, the Iraq War, was actually supported by both Kerry and Bush, so real anti-war candidates didn't actually have anyone for which to vote... terrible planning, in retrospect).  However, even with discontent at the status quo candidate in place, someone who is too far to the other side can scare off moderates just as much.  There are a couple good examples of this, particularly in the last midterm election.

Sadly I knew when Yell would not change from within this was his thoughts

There is other ways yet.

Yes Boehner, Bachmann, et al suck.

The group I am with made real changes and got good people elected at local levels.

I won't give a red penny to any of the current candidates for President, nor volunteer time for them. Nor would I ever ask you to do so.

In fact if Romney wins the election I plan to leave the box for presidential choice empty in the general election (or vote Obama if Ron Paul somehow won).

No good choices is no good choices.

However what you can do is support primarying the 10%, the 20%, or w/e worst of our party

What you can do is run for office yourself, choose a district you can win, move there, and run.

What you can do is spend money blasting the policies and politics you hate yourself.

What you can do is get a like minded group to form a PAC and get so much money in it your impossible to ignore, and so you can set the agenda.

You can fight this way... or....

You can sit in your room sharpening your kbar, grinding your homebrew smokeless powder, while looking over the routines of your top ten most plausible to hit targets.

One route leads to you being a Senator making positive changes... the other leads to Somalia

Choose wisely what puts your freedom away. Do not waste one of the best people I know lightly.

I am Voting Obama again.

Republicans cant even sway me with these candicates and i tend to learn on thier side when it comes to moral views.

I am neither a rep. or a dem.