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Brit Hume’s smackdown of Rick Santorum‘s social issues agenda is tantamount to the political death penalty in GOP politics. Santorum is done.
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Hume noted that his recent comments on contraception were something of a shock, and politically inexpedient. “To many Americans… that seems peculiar,” he noted, adding that many Americans did not see how pre-natal care was something to fight against.
SOURCE: MEDIAITE.COM
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Hume is one of the most influential political commentators among conservatives. Hume’s critique of Santorum means that there is no mainstream conservative support for Santorum.
Santorum is now effectively out of the race for the GOP Presidential nomination.
Yeah, Rick Santorum is way out there, even more than most Republicans, or at least further than Republicans are willing to admit to.
We don’t need someone in the White House who’s going to push a social agenda that’s actually a theocracy.
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Thank you for the comment, and we agree.
Britt Hume was chastising Rick Santorum for being impolitic, not being wrong on issues. That said, I agree that we don’t need someone in the White House promoting a theocracy rather than adherence to the Constitution, as written, original meaning . . . unless to replace an Alinskyite-Cloward-&-Piven turtle-atop-the-fencepost puppet for an oligarchy dead set on imploding capitalism and America in that order.
It’s like going to the optometrist. You know, better or worse, better or worse. It’s often an iterative world in which we live.
What do you think about Paul Ryan
Better. It’s like going to the optometrist. You know, better or worse, better or worse. It’s often an iterative world in which we live.
Affirmation without discipline is the beginning of delusion. Jim Rohn
Understood!
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