Originally posted by Eurisko2012

They also - disallow - YouTube videos that do real damage to the Obama and the MSM.

It usually only occurs during election years.

Yes, I will be happy whenever the nominee is finally chosen! Then the He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named fan club can finally leave. The fans made me not want to vote for him. Anyone but Obama and him!

I've seen them block an entire Newt video, the one where he rips John King on CNN!

Originally posted by charles1952
If this is going to become the Santorum thread, may I ask a question? What's wrong with voting for Santorum? And please, don't bother saying he's going to force his morality on everyone. The president can't do that. And he's not a right-wing dictator.

We know about Ron Paul's policies, which of Santorum's stands are wrong? (Again, realizing that personal beliefs are not the same as enacted laws.)

I would vote for Obama before I'd vote for Santorum (I'm from Pennsylvania). First of all, if you've watched any of the debates he practically salivates with ghoulish delight when pushing, pushing, pushing to go to war with Iran. I personally cannot stomach FAKE Christians. He's supposed to be pro-life, but voted to fund abortion and Planned Parenthood. CREW named him one of the Most Corrupt Politicians of 2006. Newt, Santorum, Romney, and Obama are all BASICALLY the same. I and many others are sick and tired of the corruption, which would continue with any of these four. Therefore I support the strict Constitutionalist, the man with integrity and honesty, Ron Paul.

Seriously, Santorum scares me more than the others. I honestly think he may be mentally ill. Romney admitted he too would have voted for the (indefinite detention) NDAA. Romney flip-flops and his biggest campaign contributor is the same as Obama's--Goldman Sachs. I don't think Romney would be working "For the People", either. Newt passed out the Third Wave book while in Congress, saying anybody who wanted to know anything about him should read the book--it calls for the end of our Constitution. Newt was fined $300,000 for 84 Ethics Violations while Speaker of the House, later leading to his resignation. Santorum is not on the ballot in DC, Virginia and Indiana. He lacks a full slate in Illinois, Ohio and North Dakota. If he is this dis-organized while running, could "we" honestly expect him to be organized as President? Newt was not on the Missouri ballot and is not on the Virginia ballot, either. He lacks a full slate in Tennessee. Again, not very organized...

Glenn Beck said today, it was "divine providence", God's grace given Santorum

Truly....

God is sick of our country removing "HIM" from everything.

Pray a "man for life" becomes the next President.

That's Santorum.


Beck has another story of "divine providence" he wants to share next Monday on his radio show.

Originally posted by colbe
Glenn Beck said today, it was "divine providence", God's grace given Santorum

Truly....

God is sick of our country removing "HIM" from everything.

Pray a "man for life" becomes the next President.

That's Santorum.


Beck has another story of "divine providence" he wants to share next Monday on his radio show.

Recall, Beck was for Mitt, not anymore.

Rick Santorum articulates pragmatic conservative positions better than anyone else in the current GOP race. It at least sounds genuine coming from his lips. But to me it is not enough; there are no current contenders for the Presidency which would even nudge me toward voting. Of all the candidates Rick is my favorite but only far as one can have a favorite among a pack of wolves with the intent of eating you.

I find all the people crying about him imposing some theocracy as comedic at best, completely delusional and sad at worst. The government never has been nor will it ever be an office of objective morality because there is no such thing. One is guided by their values system even if they claim to not be, by claiming as such they are simply declaring their values as secular. Rick does not make a strong enough case for the socially conservative alternative, he still wants to battle the culture wars on liberal terms arguing over a person’s freedom or how abortion is wrong because it injures a living person.

Enough with the nonsense; grow a pair and confront them.

I think those are all caucus states - not sure but it seems funny in the states that use the black box voting - Romney wins big. In the caucus states where you raise your hand to vote Paul & Santorum do well.
No cheating going on here...lol

Originally posted by Neopan100
I couldn't agree with you more...I was thinking the same thing last night watching the polls come in on CNN..WTF? Santorum really?? He is very scary with his religious views..S-C-A-R-Y---

I went to see him in person at a rally last night in the Dallas area. He's not the religious nut job that the media paints him to be. He talked mostly about how government is encroaching on our rights and that if we keep depending on the government for goodies they'll have power over us and can tell us how to act or they'll take the goodies away. (paraphrasing) Of course he wears his religion on his sleeve but I have no doubt that he would make every effort to shrink the role of national government. He's not going to turn the U.S.A. into some religious controlled country like Iran. He clearly states that government should be involved in less of our day to day lives.

His points on how Obama Care is stepping on personal freedoms is a point that can't be made by Mitt Romney because Romney did the exact same thing in Mass.

Of the remaining nominees, Newt is the brain. He has a lot of know how about what politics are. Mitt is the body and he has the look of what we think a president should be. Rick Santorum is the heart. He has the passion, drive, and desire to do what is right. He's not going to be any different even after 8 years in the White House and that is a rare thing these days.


EDIT: As a native Texan, I have a strong suspicion that Santorum could take Texas.

Originally posted by dbates

Originally posted by Neopan100
I couldn't agree with you more...I was thinking the same thing last night watching the polls come in on CNN..WTF? Santorum really?? He is very scary with his religious views..S-C-A-R-Y---

I went to see him in person at a rally last night in the Dallas area. He's not the religious nut job that the media paints him to be. He talked mostly about how government is encroaching on our rights and that if we keep depending on the government for goodies they'll have power over us and can tell us how to act or they'll take the goodies away. (paraphrasing) Of course he wears his religion on his sleeve but I have no doubt that he would make every effort to shrink the role of national government. He's not going to turn the U.S.A. into some religious controlled country like Iran. He clearly states that government should be involved in less of our day to day lives.

His points on how Obama Care is stepping on personal freedoms is a point that can't be made by Mitt Romney because Romney did the exact same thing in Mass.

Of the remaining nominees, Newt is the brain. He has a lot of know how about what politics are. Mitt is the body and he has the look of what we think a president should be. Rick Santorum is the heart. He has the passion, drive, and desire to do what is right. He's not going to be any different even after 8 years in the White House and that is a rare thing these days.


EDIT: As a native Texan, I have a strong suspicion that Santorum could take Texas.

edit on 2/9/2012 by dbates because: (no reason given)

I like what you said about Santorum.

We see it in history, God guides a good man. Santorum is good, our
President is very, very bad. Everything he's done since he's been in
office goes against God.