Do you support Rick Santorum? Why or why not ?

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   emdiposted 13 years ago

   Do you support Rick Santorum? Why or why not ?
   
   

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   Ghost32posted 13 years ago

   I do, for more reasons than I could elucidate in one of these answers.  It would probably take half a dozen Hubs to do that in full, and I've only published one such so far.
   
   But your question has given me a focal point for the next few nights of writing.  Thanks!

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   Africanusposted 13 years ago

   Of course I support Rick Santorum. He is the best news the Democrats have had for quite a long time. Let me give you two of his quotes, and you will see the reason  why.
   
   1 'If the Supreme Court says that you have the right to consensual sex within your home,  then you have the right to bigamy, you have the right to polygamy, you have the right to incest, you have the right to adultery'.
   
   2 'The sun did not set on the British Empire. They lost heart and faith in themselves and in their mission, who they were, and what values they wanted to spread around the world.'
   
   As long as he continues to make such extremely incisive comments; as long as Chuck continues to drive him around in his Dodge truck, and as long as he chooses to do without air transport or a security detail, Obama is certain to win a second term.

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   lone77starposted 13 years ago

   Ron Paul seems to have a better bead on things.

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   xethonxqposted 13 years ago

   Absolutely not....for his stance on LGBT issues. Never in a million years would I want him to represent me or, god forbid, be our president.

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   innersmiffposted 13 years ago

   No I do not. I believe he represents the worst possible choice for the American people right now.
   
   He's got it completely wrong on economics: he is somehow an even bigger spender than Obama. Expect bigger debt and continuing job losses under him.
   
   He is in support of the asinine Patriot Act, NDAA and SOPA - the biggest violations of civil liberties in the last one hundred years.
   
   He is a social conservative - that means anybody who has a differing opinion to his particular brand of Christianity will be marginalised. Christians must learn to accept that one must co-exist with people you disagree with peacefully.
   
   Ron Paul understands the concept of liberty more than any of the other candidates. This means, with Paul as President, everyone will be:
   Safer
   Freer
   More prosperous.
   
   Regardless of your religious or philosophical beliefs.

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   ptosisposted 13 years ago

   Google the pharse, 'santorum definiton' and you'll get my opinion of him.

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   Beege215eposted 13 years ago

   I would have a very hard time supporting Santorum for any public office.  I and my family choose to live in a Republic with a Democratic form of governance.  I do not care about any person's religious beliefs, religion has no business in government.  Character has a place, morality has a place, but please check your religion at the door.  America was organized as a democratic Republic and the constitution was written to protect all citizens rights to their own religion. Mr Santorum has that right. But to insult or judge any other religion, or to state that your religion is the only "true religion" and all others follow false-hoods and the lies of the devil are out of place when talking about my government. I and many others will not allow a Theocratic government in America. No disrespect intended but NO vote for Mr. Santorum

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   peanutroasterposted 13 years ago

   No.  Because he is a right wing religious nut job.  He makes Bachmann look downright sane.

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