Mere "beauty contests"? Not.
With Gingrich going the way of Pawlenty, Cain, and Bachmann, the battle for the Republican Party's soul is now clear.
Rombama, a Big-Government-Protection machine v. an actual Conservative who will place American families first.
I would consider voting for Santorum if he names Ron Paul secretary of the Treasury and gave him a billy club to use on the federal reserve......
ReplyDeleteYes I would vote for Santorum if it ment an end to business as usual and a true embrace of subsidiarity.
Verdict is still out in my mind.
Romney & Obama are completely unacceptable but Mr. Santorum needs come clean on the Torture and close ties with NeoCONS and if Middle east Christian bloodshed stops
I am absolutely not Ron Paul anymore.
ReplyDeleteHe is pro-abortion.
http://www.lifenews.com/2012/02/07/ron-pauls-curious-position-on-abortion-in-cases-of-rape/
Good luck, GOP, IF this trend continues.
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So Santorum has effectively voted to support abortion too? Mr. Catholic?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.patheos.com/blogs/markshea/2012/02/mr-catholic.html
As I've commented before, I wouldn't hold out too much hope in a Santorum presidency. I hope I am completely wrong, but there are far too many problematical stances he has taken.
ReplyDeleteHis pro-life credentials are not untarnished, I'm afraid. He is too much of a "party" politician. He is insanely pro-war against people who have done us no harm whatsoever. These are all very disturbing traits.
Would he suddenly become a better man on these issues if elected? History would suggest "no."