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More media personnel show up to hear Santorum than supporters. Santorum confuses the fuck out of his own supporter. LOL
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Real popular fella ::) not so much...
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Who thinks Santorum can beat Obama by telling libertarians and a good portion of the tea party to fuck off?
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voted yes on internet access tax bill? WTF?
http://www.votesmart.org/bill/3250/7806/27054/internet-access-tax-bill
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Here's Rick Santorum doubling the size of The Department of Education:
"Rick Santorum voted for and strongly supported legislation that doubled the size of the Department of Education and he was a big supporter of NCLB who joined with Kennedy to push passage of this Act." http://www.newswithviews.com/Nelson/kelleigh145.htm
Here's Rick Santorum saying The Department of Education needs to be smaller:
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NEA
Voted for taxpayer funding of the National Endowment for the Arts.
Voted against a 10% cut in the budget for National Endowment for the Arts.
Bankruptcy
Voted for a Schumer amendment to make the debts of pro-life demonstrators not dischargeable in bankruptcy.
Defense and Foreign Policy
Voted for the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC).
Voted against requiring the President to certify that the CWC is effectively verifiable.
Voted against requiring the President to certify that that Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, North Korea, China, and all other countries determined to be state sponsors of terror have joined CWC prior to submitting the instrument of ratification.
Voted for the START II Treaty
Voted to allow the sale of supercomputers to China.
Voted to ban antipersonnel landmines
Voted against increasing defense spending offset by equivalent cuts in non-defense spending.
Voted to require that Federal bureaucrats get the same payraises as uniformed military.
Voted to allow food and medicine sales to state sponsors of terror and tyranical regimes such as Libya and Cuba.
Voted to limit the President’s authority to impose sanctions on nations for reasons of national security unless the sanctions were approved by a multilateral regime.
Voted against requiring Congressional authorization for military action in Bosnia.
Voted to give $25 million in foreign aid to North Korea
Voted to weaken alien terrorist deportation provisions. If the Court determines that the evidence must be withheld for national security reasons, the Justice Department must still provide a summary of the evidence sufficient for the alien terrorist to mount a defense against deportation.
Voted against delaying the India Nuclear until the President certified that India had agreed to suspend military-to-military exchanges with Iran.
Voted against the Conventional Trident Missile Program
Nominations
Voted for Richard Paez to the 9th Curcuit (cloture)
Voted for Sonia Sotomayor, Circuit Judge
Voted for Richard Holbrooke to be Ambassador to the UN
Voted for Margaret Morrow to be District Judge
Voted twice for Marsha Berzon to the 9thg Circuit
Voted for Mary McLaughlin to be District Judge
Voted for Tim Dyk to be District Judge
Voted for James Brady to be District Judge
Labor
Voted against National Right to Work Act
Voted against Real of Davis-Bacon Prevailing union wages
Voted for Alexis Herman to be Secretary of Labor
Voted for mandatory Federal child care funding
Voted for Trade Adjustment Assistance.
Voted for Job Corps funding
Voted twice in support of Fedex Unionization
Voted against allowing a waiver of Davis-Bacon in emergency situations.
Voted for minimum wage increases six times here here here here here and here
Voted to require a union representative on an IRS oversight board.
Voted to exempt IRS union representative from criminal ethics laws.
Voted against creating independent Board of Governors to investigate IRS abuses.
Guns
Voted to require pawn shops to do background checks on people who pawn a gun.
Voted twice to make it illegal to sell a gun without a secure storage or safety device
Voted for a Federal ban on possession of “assault weapons” by those under 18.
Voted for Federal funding for anti-gun education programs in schools.
Voted for anti-gun juvenile justice bill.
Reform
Voted for funding for the legal services corporation.
Voted twice for a Congressional payraise.
Voted to impose a uniform Federal mandate on states to force them to allow convicted rapits, arsonists, drug kingpins, and all other ex-convicts to vote in Federal elections.
Voted for the Specter “backup plan” to allow campaign finance reform to survive if portions of the bill were found unconstitutional.
Voted to mandate discounted broadcast times for politicians.
Voted for a McCain amendment to require State and local campaign committees to report all campaign contributions to the FEC and to require all campaign contributions to be reported to the FEC within 24 hours within 90 days of an election.
Immigration
Voted against increasing the number of immigration investigators
Voted to allow illegal immigrants to receive the earned income credit before becoming citizens
Voted to give SSI benefits to legal aliens.
Voted to give welfare benefits to naturalized citizens without regard to to the earnings of their sponsors.
Voted against hiring an additional 1,000 border partrol agents, paid for by reductions in state grants.
Taxes
Voted against a flat tax.
Voted to increase tobacco taxes to pay for Medicare prescription drugs
Voted to increase tobacco taxes to fund health insurance subsidies for small businesses.
Voted to increase tobacco taxes to pay for an $8 billion increase in child healh insurance.
Voted to increase tobacco taxes to pay for an increase in NIH funding.
Voted twice for internet taxes.
Voted to allow gas tax revenues to be used to subsidize Amtrak.
Voted to strike marriage penalty tax relief and instead provide fines on tobacco companies.
Voted against repealing the Clinton 4.3 cent gas tax increase.
Voted to increase taxes by $2.3 billion to pay for an Amtrak trust fund.
Voted to allow welfare to a minor who had a child out of wedlock and who resided with an adult who was on welfare within the previous two years.
Voted to increase taxes by $9.4 billion to pay for a $9.4 billion increase in student loans.
Voted to say that AMT patch is more important than capital gains and dividend relief.
Welfare
Voted against food stamp reform
Voted against Medicaid reform
Voted against TANF reform
Voted to increase the Social Services Block Grant from $1 billion to $2 billion
Voted to increase the FHA loan from $170,000 to $197,000. Also opposed increasing GNMA guaranty from 6 basis points to 12.
Voted for $2 billion for low income heating assistance.
Waste
Sponsored An amendment to increase Amtrak funds by $550 million
Voted to use HUD funds for the Joslyn Art Museum (NE), the Stand Up for Animals project (RI) and the Seattle Art Museum’s Olympic Sculpture Project (WA)
Voted to increase spending on social programs by $7 billion
Voted to increase NIH funding by $1.6 billion.
Voted to increase NIHnding by $700 million
Voted to for a $2 million earmark to renovate the Vulcan Monument (AL)
Voted for a $1 billion bailout for the steel industry
Voted against requiring that highway earmarks would come out of a state’s highway allocation
Voted to allow Market Access Program funds to go to foreign companies.
Voted to allow OPIC to increase its administrative costs by 50%
Voted against transferring $20 million from Americorps to veterans.
Voted for the $140 billion asbestos compensation bill.
Voted against requiring a uniform medical criteria to ensure asbestos claims were legitimate.
Voted to increase community development programs by $2 billion.
Spending and Entitlements
Voted to make Medicare part B premium subsidies an new entitlement.
Voted against paying off the debt ($5.6 trillion at the time) within 30 years.
Voted to give $18 billion to the IMF.
Voted to raid Social Security instead of using surpluses to pay down the debt.
Health Care
Voted to allow states to impose health care mandates that are stricter than proposed new Federal mandates, but not weaker.
Voted twice for Federal mental health parity mandates in health insurance.
Voted against a allow consumers the option to purchase a plan outside the parity mandate.
Education
Voted to increase Federal funding for teacher testing
Voted to increase spending for the Department of Education by $3.1 billion.
Voted against requiring courts to consider the impact of IDEA awards on a local school district.
Energy
Voted to allow the President to designate certain sites as interim nuclear waste storage sites in the event that he determines that Yucca Mountain is not a suitable site for a permanent waste repository. Those sites are as follows: the nuclear waste site in Hanford, Washington; the Savannah River Site in South Carolina; Barnwell County, South Carolina; and the Oak Ridge Reservation in Tennessee.
Voted to make fuel price gouging a Federal Crime
http://www.redstate.com/erick/2012/01/06/what-a-big-government-conservative-looks-like/
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witnessing this guy get more than 1% of the vote makes me sick. It makes me hate people even more than I did. The thing is nobody is showing up to hear this little bitch speak so who in the hell is voting for this guy? Nobody I talk to likes him yet he won our states primary in Missouri (which doesn't count thankfully).
In all seriousness I want to get the fuck out of the US. The people that want the government to control every aspect of their lives AND are willing to pay for it can have it. This is not what the United States was supposed to be about.
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It's a losing cause Hugo. People don't want to know the truth.
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I'd like to meet the assholes voting for this guy.
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Dear God - please give Ron Paul the strength to do something to get rid of these fools!
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There is no way any sane person would vote for Sanitorium.
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Satan is Destroying America!!! ::)
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“The notion that college education is a cost-effective way to help poor, low-skill, unmarried mothers with high school diplomas or GEDs move up the economic ladder is just wrong.”
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Santorum "Very Proud" at all the earmarks he puts in bills. ::)
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I'd like to meet the assholes voting for this guy.
Here's the biggest douchebag asshole neocons supporting Santorum:
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Here's the biggest douchebag asshole neocons supporting Santorum:
I would love to shit right into Levins mouth. Fucking whiny c_unt..
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Here's Rick Santorum saying "America wants and needs a leader that believes in them."
Here's Rick Santorum saying the People can't be trusted.
"I’m someone who takes the opinion that gaming is not something that is beneficial, particularly having that access on the Internet. Just as we’ve seen from a lot of other things that are vices on the Internet, they end to grow exponentially as a result of that. It’s one thing to come to Las Vegas and do gaming and participate in the shows and that kind of thing as entertainment, it’s another thing to sit in your home and have access to that it. I think it would be dangerous to our country to have that type of access to gaming on the Internet.
Freedom’s not absolute. What rights in the Constitution are absolute? There is no right to absolute freedom. There are limitations. You might want to say the same thing about a whole variety of other things that are on the Internet — “let everybody have it, let everybody do it.” No. There are certain things that actually do cost people a lot of money, cost them their lives, cost them their fortunes that we shouldn’t have and make available, to make it that easy to do. That’s why we regulate gambling. You have a big commission here that regulates gambling, for a reason.
I opposed gaming in Pennsylvania . . . A lot of people obviously don’t responsibly gamble and lose a lot and end up in not so great economic straits as a result of that. I believe there should be limitations."
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Doesn't anyone find it a little odd that Santorum named keeping taxes down and regulations low as two things that traditional conservatives don't believe in? Anyone agree with him on that?
“This whole idea of personal autonomy, well I don’t think most conservatives hold that point of view. Some do. They have this idea that people should be left alone … [that] government should keep our taxes down and keep our regulations low, that we shouldn’t get involved in the bedroom, we shouldn’t get involved in cultural issues. … Well, that is not how traditional conservatives view the world and I think most conservatives understand that individuals can’t go it alone.”
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Doesn't anyone find it a little odd that Santorum named keeping taxes down and regulations low as two things that traditional conservatives don't believe in? Anyone agree with him on that?
“This whole idea of personal autonomy, well I don’t think most conservatives hold that point of view. Some do. They have this idea that people should be left alone … [that] government should keep our taxes down and keep our regulations low, that we shouldn’t get involved in the bedroom, we shouldn’t get involved in cultural issues. … Well, that is not how traditional conservatives view the world and I think most conservatives understand that individuals can’t go it alone.”
I don't need this mother fucker for jack shit. I will be the first one to laugh my ass off upon news of his death.
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Rick Santorum Supports Accused Penn State Child Molester Jerry Sandusky & Joe Paterno
Rick Santorum is not the “traditional values” presidential candidate he would like people to believe.
The rich Republican from Pennsylvania sponsored alleged child molester and former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky for the “Congressional Angels in Adoption Award” after Sandusky had already been accused of at least five cases of child molestation.
http://digg.com/newsbar/Politics/rick_santorum_supports_accused_penn_state_child_molester_jerry_sandusky_joe_paterno_truthquake_news
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This is hilarious...
Santorum replied to Dan Savage on his website lol... Even funnier is the no love responses below Santorum's comments.
HAHAHA: "Who ever is managing your social media campaign is doing as great a job as you did as a senator."
http://www.ricksantorum.com/blog/2011/07/dan-savage-and-his-obscene-attack
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I love this clip... fucking brilliant... Santorum: See, I got the classified documents right here, then waves them in front of the camera.
"If the document he had with him was classified, it was a violation of security protocol and classification rules to take such a document to an interview, let alone wave it around before a camera. Presumably he didn't have a transport card or a security officer transporting the document . Presumably the interview location is not considered an authorized location for such material."
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The rich Republican from Pennsylvania sponsored alleged child molester and former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky for the “Congressional Angels in Adoption Award” after Sandusky had already been accused of at least five cases of child molestation.
yikes - AFTER? why?
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The folks over at the Congress Watch of Public Citizen have put out a report on the lobbyists who bankroll Congress. It features a list of the 20 biggest givers among lobbyists - an interesting read, to be sure - but they've also compiled a tally of the biggest "getters," the members of Congress who've pulled in the most money from K Street during the 1998-2004 election cycles.
Among current members of the U.S. Senate, guess who's No. 1.
That's right, the man who helped found the very K Street Project and then tried to deny its existence, our own junior senator from right here in Pennsylvania, Rick Santorum. Looking at those four election cycles from 1998 through 2004, Public Citizen found that the Pa. Republican had raked in $1,163,560 from registered lobbyists - $838,133 from individuals, and $325,427 from their political action committees.
That puts Santorum in an elite club. Only four members have raised more than $1 million from lobbyists during that period - the one who raked in the most, former Democratic Senate Leader Tom Daschle, with $1,687,721, was booted out of office by South Dakota voters in 2004.
The one current member of Congress who's taken in more lobbyist cash won't be around for much longer. That would be former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, who raised $1,322,906, but is resigning early next month to deal with his criminal indictment in his home state of Texas and is also under investigation for his ties to a disgraced lobbyist (what a coincidence), admitted felon Jack Abramoff.
(In the Wouldn't-You-Just-Know-It Department, the other member of this dubious $1 million club is Pennsylvania's other senator, Arlen Specter, at $1,019,317. Is this state "corrupt and contented" or what?)
Anyway, lest there's any doubt who's the king of K Street dollars, the study also took a snapshot of all members of Congress in the current 2006 cycle and found that Santorum is now the undisputed leader, with another $560,738. His closest challenger, Hillary Clinton, with her sights on the Democratic presidential nod in 2008, is a not-close second at $417,565.
http://archive.truthout.org/article/will-bunch-lobbyist-money-hes-no-1-hes-no-1
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hugo, in your mind, assuming ron paul doesn't get some sort of brokered nomination...
will either santorum or mitt beat obama?
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hugo, in your mind, assuming ron paul doesn't get some sort of brokered nomination...
will either santorum or mitt beat obama?
I don't think Santorum will beat Obama. Maybe Mitt. There's a lot of shit that the media hasn't hammered Santorum on. when they rehash all this K-street shit and some of the other stuff I'm posting Santorum will lose.
They're setting this up for an Obama victory. Look at what the media has done. The media is pushing Santorum. The media has been behind him getting all that time in the debates. The media has lifted this guy in the polls. The media was showing up in mass to Santorum events that only had a few dozen supporters... Nobody is asking why? I thought we didn't trust the liberal media lol... As soon as he has the nomination, they'll break loose with all the other stuff and we'll have Obama again.
People need to support Paul and drop the Santorum delusion.
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Leaked Drug Company Memo: Santorum Loss "Creates A Big Hole We Will Need To Fill"
Drug companies are particularly hungry for Democratic help, including the industry's trade association. "We woke up the day after the election to a new world," said Ken Johnson, spokesman for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America. "We're going to have tough days ahead of us."
A post-election e-mail to executives at the drug company GlaxoSmithKline details just how tough. "We now have fewer allies in the Senate," says the internal memo, obtained by The Washington Post. "Thus, there is greater risk over the next two years that bad amendments will be offered to pending legislation." The company's primary concerns are bills that would allow more imported drugs and would force price competition for drugs bought under Medicare.
The defeat of Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) "creates a big hole we will need to fill," the e-mail says. Sen.-elect Jon Tester (D-Mont.) "is expected to be a problem," it says, and the elevation to the Senate of Rep. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) "will strengthen his ability to challenge us."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2006/11/23/leaked-drug-company-memo-_n_34802.html?
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Who is Behind the Santorum Surge?
Sometimes I feel like an article I'm writing is based on an idea so obvious that I'll just be wasting my time telling people something they already know. This is one of those times, but based on the palpitating hearts and trembling knees of a lot of Republicans, I've hit on a simple fact that they ought to see, but are somehow blind to.
There is no "Santorum surge" and he's not a frontrunner in the Republican primary. His success as a candidate is an utter fiction manufactured by the media for the most obvious reason, because they do not believe that he can possibly win the general election.
Santorum is not on the front page of all the major Sunday papers by accident and it's not because he's doing well in Michigan or won some straw poll votes a week ago. If you're inclined to like him you should be listening to your paranoia, not your optimism. The media really is in the tank for Obama and they really are lying to you. They are doing everything they can to convince Republican voters to climb on the Santorum bandwagon because they are 100% convinced that in a general election he will do just what he did when he ran for reelection to the Senate from Pennsylvania - set a new record for the margin by which he is defeated.
They are also perfectly willing to lie to you to convince you that Santorum is a serious contender and the best alternative to Romney. As evidence I offer you the front page of today's Washington post (see photo) which has a highlighted text caption which reads "1,144 Delegates Needed for GOP Nomination...Rick Santorum has 72 Delegates So Far." This statement from the front page of one of the nation's leading papers is completely untrue. Only one of the states Santorum has won has assigned any delegates. The three states he won recently were just beauty contests with no delegates attached. In fact, his total real delegate count is 4. If you cont soft delegates who might be assigned to him it's still only 43. That puts him in a distant last place in the primary behind Ron Paul, certainly not in a position to challenge Romney's real delegate count of 90. Santorum also has limited money and very little in the way of a grassroots organization so unlike Paul who has a well organized ground campaign, he is likely to do
Read more: http://blogcritics.org/politics/article/who-is-behind-the-santorum-surge1/#ixzz1mtyVCmeH
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Rick Santorum Supported Employer Mandate
Rick Santorum makes a point during his campaign that he has not supported an individual mandate in the past. But Santorum isn't against health care mandates entirely. In 1994 when running against Harris Wofford for Senate Santorum supported the idea of mandating that employers be required to offer their workers a chance to purchase health insurance. According to an article that ran in the Reading Eagle.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/rick-santorum-supported-employer-mandate
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Awesome thread. I don't think the polls are accurate like the article above says. Santorum's surge is another contrived hoax by the MSM. The common american is pretty dumb, but I don't think they are dumb enough to put that much support behind this Santorum retard.
It is a marathon race to the end and Ron Paul's campaign is too organized and has too much money for the media to dismiss him anymore. I still believe in the end it will be Romney vs Paul at the convention.
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Santorum: Democrats are "anti-science," not me
CBS News ^ | February 20, 2012 | Rebecca Kaplan
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio - Portraying himself as a native son of Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum Monday emphasized his heritage as the grandson of a coal miner and railed against environmental regulations that have diminished the coal industry in the region.
"Ladies and gentlemen, we need someone who understands, who comes from the coal fields, who comes from the steel mills, who understands what average working people in America need to be able to provide for themselves and their families," Santorum said to a crowd of about 500 people in the Democratic-leaning eastern edge of the state.
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In his remarks Monday, Santorum went beyond his usual discussion of the importance of increasing domestic energy production to deliver a blistering attack on environmental activists. He said global warming claims are based on "phony studies," and that climate change science is little more than "political science."
His views are not "anti-science" as Democrats claim, Santorum said. "When it comes to the management of the Earth, they are the anti-science ones. We are the ones who stand for science, and technology, and using the resources we have to be able to make sure that we have a quality of life in this country and (that we) maintain a good and stable environment," he said to applause, and cited local ordinances to reduce coal dust pollution in Pittsburgh during the heyday of coal mining.
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Santorum also discussed religious faith and the importance of family at length, a popular topic for him in many of the Midwestern states he has visited recently. He accused President Obama of degrading the institution of marriage with provisions in his health care law.
(Excerpt) Read more at cbsnews.com ...
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Rick Santorum aide gaffe: Obama’s ‘radical Islamic policies’
Politico ^ | 2/20/12 | MACKENZIE WEINGER
Rick Santorum’s spokeswoman Alice Stewart said in a TV interview on Monday that Santorum was referring to President Barack Obama’s “radical Islamic policies” when he said the president’s agenda was driven by “phony theology” — but then quickly called up MSNBC after the segment aired to say she misspoke.
“There is a type of theological secularism when in comes to the global warmists in this country. That’s what he was referring to. He was referring to the president’s policies in terms of the radical Islamic policies the president has,” Stewart said on “Andrea Mitchell Reports.”
Mitchell later said on the air that Stewart phoned the show after the interview to say she had slipped up and said “radical Islamic policies” instead of Obama’s “radical environmental policies.”
Mitchell noted she had missed Stewart’s phrasing of “radical Islamic policies” during the live interview.
“She had repeatedly said during that same interview ‘radical environmental policies’ and she said she slipped when she apparently said [it],” Mitchell said. “I did not hear it, or I would have caught her on it and tried to get a correction at the moment. I really, frankly, did not hear her use the word Islamic, but the tape tells the tale.”
Santorum said in Ohio on Saturday that Obama’s agenda is “not about you. It’s not about your quality of life. It’s not about your jobs. It’s about some phony ideal, some phony theology. Oh, not a theology based on the Bible, a different theology, but no less a theology.”
Santorum stood by his remarks later, telling reporters he wasn’t suggesting Obama is less of a Christian.
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
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see?
santorum is going to be an entertaining dude.
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What a cheeseball.
Could you imagine this reject calling his group of nerds into the Oval office for a family hug and prayer for a meesage from god about what to do with the lyrics in music these days or some shit? People are so fuckin stupid.
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"This is not a political war at all, this is not a culture war at all, this is a spiritual war,"--Ricky Santorum
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"This is not a political war at all, this is not a culture war at all, this is a spiritual war,"--Ricky Santorum
praise heil Satan!
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Arpaio: I briefed Santorum on birth certificate investigation
CNN ^ | 02/21/12 | Jim Acosta
Posted on February 21, 2012 9:38:28 PM EST by writer33
Phoenix (CNN) – Joe Arpaio, the sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, briefed GOP contender Rick Santorum on his investigation into President Barack Obama's birth certificate, the controversial law enforcement official told reporters Tuesday.
After a speech to a Republican gathering in Phoenix where Santorum appeared earlier in the day, Arpaio explained he wanted to inform the candidate of his investigation "as a matter of fairness in case he wouldn't want me to support him."
Arpaio said he plans to endorse one of the four remaining GOP candidates in the coming weeks. But the sheriff added he would not make his choice known before he announces the findings of his birth certificate probe at a news conference set for March 1st. This endorsement would be his second in the race; in November 2011, he endorsed then-candidate Rick Perry.
(Excerpt) Read more at politicalticker.blogs.cn n.com ...
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Phoenix (CNN) – Joe Arpaio, the sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, briefed GOP contender Rick Santorum on his investigation into President Barack Obama's birth certificate, the controversial law enforcement official told reporters Tuesday
After a speech to a Republican gathering in Phoenix where Santorum appeared earlier in the day, Arpaio explained he wanted to inform the candidate of his investigation "as a matter of fairness in case he wouldn't want me to support him."
Arpaio said he plans to endorse one of the four remaining GOP candidates in the coming weeks. But the sheriff added he would not make his choice known before he announces the findings of his birth certificate probe at a news conference set for March 1st. This endorsement would be his second in the race; in November 2011, he endorsed then-candidate Rick Perry.
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Cool!!!
Man, it's really hard not to read that shit and not have it sound like it's coming from Larry the Cable Guy.
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Man, it's really hard not to read that shit and not have it sound like it's coming from Larry the Cable Guy.
if Saint Rick comes out as a birther, I will have a lot more respect for him.
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if Saint Rick comes out as a birther, I will have a lot more respect for him.
You're worried about Santorum being a birther.... lol.... You guys got me to be a birther and I'm telling you, that ain't shit when it comes to what matters with Santorum.
Here's a good little story for ya...
You know how you hate communists with every bone in your body..
Well how would you feel about an organization that for a majority of our history as a nation opposed the idea of freedom, liberty and especially religious liberty? How would you feel if this organization had stated over and over that one day it would be a majority in America and would bring an end to such liberty and even openly stated an end to the constitution? That members would swear a higher oath to a foriegn body than to America even if it meant the end of American freedom.
That's Santorum... That's Catholism.... and that especially Opus Dei... all in one... Look at everything Santorum spews, it's all Opus Dei... It's as bad if not worse than the shit you worry about with Obama.
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Coming from Pennsylvania, a state with a rich heritage of hunting and fishing, I understand firsthand the importance of preserving our constitutionally protected rights found in the second Amendment.
I fight to preserve this tradition, and will work to ensure these rights are not infringed upon.
As a Senator, I opposed frivolous lawsuits against the gun industry by supporting legislation, such as the Protection of Lawful Commerce Act that would protect law abiding firearms manufacturers and dealers from frivolous lawsuits attempting to hold them liable for criminal acts of third parties.
I also vehemently opposed the Assault Weapons Ban because I believe that there are more effective ways to stop gun violence, such as stricter enforcement of existing laws, than taking away the rights of law abiding gun owners.
(Excerpt) Read more at humanevents.com ...
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You're worried about Santorum being a birther.... lol.... You guys got me to be a birther and I'm telling you, that ain't shit when it comes to what matters with Santorum.
Here's a good little story for ya...
You know how you hate communists with every bone in your body..
That's Santorum... That's Catholism.... and that especially Opus Dei... all in one... Look at everything Santorum spews, it's all Opus Dei... It's as bad if not worse than the shit you worry about with Obama.
I stopped going to church when they pushed the whole liberation theology bullshit in the catholic church.
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I stopped going to church when they pushed the whole liberation theology bullshit in the catholic church.
The point is not about your faith... It's not about you. Read what i posted again. It's a direct threat to America that has nothing to do with what you personally follow. Do some research into Opus Dei and the history of romanism against liberty in both America and Europe. This isn't a freaking joke and with Santorum it can be a reality. unlike JFK who promised he would keep religion seperate from politics, Santorum has promised the opposite and denounced publically what JFK said as a mistake.
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The point is not about your faith... It's not about you. Read what i posted again. It's a direct threat to America that has nothing to do with what you personally follow. Do some research into Opus Dei and the history of romanism against liberty in both America and Europe. This isn't a freaking joke and with Santorum it can be a reality. unlike JFK who promised he would keep religion seperate from politics, Santorum has promised the opposite and denounced publically what JFK said as a mistake.
so we either get a Muslim communist or a catholic theocrat?
sounds like an epic battle!
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so we either get a Muslim communist or a catholic theocrat?
sounds like an epic battle!
Better idea, how about we don't do either and we get our asses in full overtime mode to get Ron Paul in. That means going full on against these assclowns and full on promoting Ron Paul. Not spending a week telling people how he doesn't want to be president... Fuck that... Don't say that shit... Just focus on getting him the nomination and then getting him in office lol....
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SANTORUM'S SATAN WARNING
Tue Feb 21 2012 09:27:20 ET
"Satan has his sights on the United States of America!" Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum has declared.
"Satan is attacking the great institutions of America, using those great vices of pride, vanity, and sensuality as the root to attack all of the strong plants that has so deeply rooted in the American tradition."
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The former senator from Pennsylvania warned in 2008 how politics and government are falling to Satan.
"This is a spiritual war. And the Father of Lies has his sights on what you would think the Father of Lies would have his sights on: a good, decent, powerful, influential country - the United States of America. If you were Satan, who would you attack in this day and age?"
"He attacks all of us and he attacks all of our institutions."
Santorum made the provocative comments to students at Ave Maria University in Florida.
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The White House contender described how Satan is even taking hold of some religions.
"We look at the shape of mainline Protestantism in this country and it is in shambles, it is gone from the world of Christianity as I see it."
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satan is a pretty big deal. good of santorum to point that out. as president, he can use our weapons to destroy satan.
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Actually - it seems like he may be right. ;D
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Satan is using sensuality. Lol
Man, I bet Sanitorium and his wife fuck for no longer than 20 seconds and don't even look at eachother. it's only when they want another kid too. Anything longer than that and it's potentially a one way ticket to Hellsville.
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If the republicans want to have any chance of beating President Obama, they have to stop flocking to Santorum...he is too vocal and far right on social issues for a general election. Romney is the only chance they have to beat Obama.
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Hugo, I agree more with Ron Paul than anyone running...but he probably wouldn't be a great president, I don't know if he has the personality for it.
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if you masturbate, are you a liberal?
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Santorum’s plan for first 100 days in office: cuts in taxes, regulations, spending and welfare
Washington Post ^ | 02/24/12 | Eric Gay
Posted on February 24, 2012 10:11:03 PM EST by writer33
LINCOLN PARK, Mich. — Republican Rick Santorum is vowing to cut government spending, regulations and entitlement programs during his first 100 days in office if elected president.
Santorum told Michigan voters Friday that social welfare programs have made Americans dependent on government for the kind of help that churches and civic groups used to provide.
He says entitlement programs should be turned over to the states and time-limited so people do not become lifelong dependents. He says the plan would help save money and lives.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
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Hugo, I agree more with Ron Paul than anyone running...but he probably wouldn't be a great president, I don't know if he has the personality for it.
I don't care about his personality. I care about what his actions will produce.
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Santorum’s plan for first 100 days in office: cuts in taxes, regulations, spending and welfare
Washington Post ^ | 02/24/12 | Eric Gay
Posted on February 24, 2012 10:11:03 PM EST by writer33
LINCOLN PARK, Mich. — Republican Rick Santorum is vowing to cut government spending, regulations and entitlement programs during his first 100 days in office if elected president.
Santorum told Michigan voters Friday that social welfare programs have made Americans dependent on government for the kind of help that churches and civic groups used to provide.
He says entitlement programs should be turned over to the states and time-limited so people do not become lifelong dependents. He says the plan would help save money and lives.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
What a turd. Doesnt have an original thought in his head. Actually, that's not true, his ideas suck do he uses someone elses taking points. I wish he would just fuck off already.
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Santorum's Unwise War on Higher Education
Santorum isn’t just stirring up cultural resentment of “elites” but is actively turning it against an important vehicle of economic progress. It’s crazy. In an economy that depends increasingly on technical skills and measurable credentials, not having some higher education is increasingly a ticket to the margins.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/johnmcquaid/2012/02/25/santorums-unwise-war-on-higher-education/
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Santorum's Unwise War on Higher Education
Santorum isn’t just stirring up cultural resentment of “elites” but is actively turning it against an important vehicle of economic progress. It’s crazy. In an economy that depends increasingly on technical skills and measurable credentials, not having some higher education is increasingly a ticket to the margins.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/johnmcquaid/2012/02/25/santorums-unwise-war-on-higher-education/
So from what I gather he wants to dumb down the population to a point where they are of no use except to make Jesus figurines in a factory?
LOL..."The evil liberal college professor." Yeah I have had many professors I didn't agree with but it is a curriculum, not a way of life. This moron is unreal. The sad part is the older population, who do vote in big numbers, will never see half of the shit this guy spouts off because they are technologically challenged. But that is OK according to Santorum. ::)
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check out this Santorum supporter... oh boy...
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I guess he doesn't mind the fact Santorum would put him to death if allowed. What a fruitcake. ::)