Who else has super quiet right-wingers at the office and around town.

[johnnyrocket]

Yep, they are not talking politics anymore. Occasionally I'll bring up a minor goofy thing Romney might have done, and they'll chuckle along with me and that's about it.

It's practically over folks. Damaged goods, for some reason the campaign trail is too much for Romney, he's just becoming loopy, and no one could possibly defend him now. (Unless they're on the payroll.)

[Kber]

1. Me!!

Started last Monday. First they were really cranky. Now, as you say, just verrry quiet.

It's kind of nice.

[hrmjustin]

2. My uncle's are getting real quiet. They do say that they regret voting for him. n/t

[TroyD]

6. Regret voting for who?

Romney in the primary?

[hrmjustin]

11. Yes romney in the primary.

[appleannie1]

3. Just so they don't quietly slink into the polls and check the box next to his name.

[Smilo]

4. Not my boss........

he is "inferring" that if Romney doesn't get elected then there will be cuts.

[Arctic Dave]

5. All I see is anti-Obama snark around but zero support for mittens.

Last election cycle they couldn't shut up.

And, this is in the oilfield, probably one of the biggest strongholds for repugs on Earth.

[Cosmocat]

17. ugly orange DEFFEAT Obama signs

I live in a more republican area.

Very few signs up yet, but there are probably a couple more of these ugly orange DEFEAT OBAMA signs than Romney signs, which pretty much sums it all up.

Facebook - I see some positive interest in Ryan, a smattering of the usual off the wall Obama hating stuff, no direct support of Romney.

[Iggo]

7. Their silence saddens me.

I dance a jig of remorse.

[SoonerPride]

8. In Oklahoma

In about the reddest state of the union and I've seen 3 Romney stickers.

Yes, THREE.

[KatyaR]

27. I haven't even seen that many in OKC.

I think I've seen one Repuke yard sign down the street a ways...my neighborhood has several Obama signs, and I've seen quite a few bumper stickers as well. I know we're gonna go totally red on election day, but it's nice to know there are progressives here still.

[sandyshoes17]

9. A few cars with anti Obama

But not one Romney sticker. Also stopped at my moms tonite and my niece was there, said she had to get out of the house her dad was yelling about the election.

[gopiscrap]

10. I know lots of quiet right wingers

I try to bait them into hitting me so that they get arrested have a record and can't vote anymore!

[Grammy23]

12. The silence ought to be deafening in another week or two---

as the polls continue to show Mitt's slide. Not only are they not voting for him, they won't even be able to speak his name without shame. It's enough to make a good Democrat like me shout for joy! But in order to keep peace in my family, I must contain that joy. This is one of the few places I can come and throw confetti and shout WHO-RAY!

This whole thing is starting to get good. Pull up a chair and pop some corn. It's just going to get more and more interesting the closer we get to Nov. 6th.

Start the celebration! Vote EARLY!

[Cognitive_Resonance]

13. Yep, they're quiet as a church mouse. nt

[desertduck]

14. My uber conservative coworker told she didn't think romney will win. She has resigned to it.

[alphafemale]

15. Here in SC I've seen RMoney roadside signs pulled up and laid over.

Not defaced. Just laid over.

[davidpdx]

16. My mom works in an office with a load of them

I'll have to shoot her and email and ask her what's being said.

[LiberalFighter]

28. I figured I needed to remove the d in and so it is an to read your response correctly.

[davidpdx]

29. It was late evening here when I wrote that

I post stuff mostly around that time (which would be early morning on the east coast).

[Paladin]

18. OK, I'm Talking Central Texas, Here.

The subdued nature of my conservative acquaintances, and the absence of Romney yard signs and bumper stickers, is genuinely striking.

[lunatica]

19. Remind them he's just not that into them

Bring up the words "forty seven percent" a lot.

[kaiden]

20. Work in the same law office as a conservative Mormon attorney.

In fact, he used to work in the Bush White House under Alberto Gonzales. These days, you wouldn't even know he was in the office.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

21. Yeah they ain't so sassy these days!

[WilliamPitt]

22. My Facebook wingers are all *crickets*

Have been for a while now.

And my right-wing friends absolutely refuse to discuss the election.

[tabbycat31]

23. Luckily in my chosen career, I work with no rightwingers

I'm a field director on a Democratic congressional campaign.

[Bill219]

24. I was coming home after my afternoon walk today...

and I saw my republican neighbor taking his Romney Ryan bumper sticker off his car. He nodded his head at me and rolled his eyes and told me that he could not believe what a" turd" Mitt turned out to be. He said that he thought that Mitt might be a pathological liar and possibly also a sociopath.

He told me that he was voting Obama.

[nc4bo]

25. Don't work in an office but if political signs had voices.......*chirp*. nm

[Walk away]

26. I'm lucky. I own my business and I only serve Democrats or very quiet Repubs.

I have been know to drop a few Wingnuts off my client list if they start to rant. I just don't put up with it. I look them right in the eye and tell them I'm booked for months and I won't be back. I always feel good when I lose one.

I have kept one Neo-Conish/Libertarian type who can't keep his mouth shut. I'm sort of toying with him but even he has been silent.

[WonderGrunion]

30. A republican co-worker posted to his Facebook page

a picture of a dog with the caption "I don't always piss on political signs, but when I do they are Obama signs."

I knew this was meant as a parody of the Dos Equis commercials, so in true snark mode I responded, "Of course the dog pisses on Obama signs, there are no Romney signs to piss on, he has no choice"

He deleted the post after that.