Santorum is out.

[Sweetdeath]

I root against Tebow and Santorum for the same reason:  They're just bad.  They're not smart or talented, they're just famous for one thing: displaying faith.

Agreed, whole heartedly.

In an interview with Tebone (yrah, i   said that-- )  he said he is happy people are talking about prayer openly.

Piss off!!

[Harmonie]

Is it weird that every time I see this topic title I keep on thinking that it's saying Santorum is out of the closet? 

[Buddy]

Is it weird that every time I see this topic title I keep on thinking that it's saying Santorum is out of the closet? 

I have to admit that that was not on my mind, but now that you mention it, it does sound like he's comin out of the closet.

[Firebird]

Gingrich has not dropped out yet. Right now he thinks he's hoping to grab some of the delegates and support that Santorum had from the religious right folks.
It really irks me that they're willing to support a guy who cheated on two wives and left both when they were sick. Yet they consider Obama, who by all accounts has been a faithful and loving husband and father, as the anti-Christ. The hypocrisy there is just sick.

[technolud]

I asked one of my friends from S. Carolina how the fundamentalist vote could go to Gingrich taking into consideration his infidelity.  He explained to me that in the South (anothe bias creeping in here) it's not about sinning, its about asking for forgiveness.  Which apparently Gingrich has done.  This Jersey Yankee has a little trouble wrapping my head around this one.

[el_presidente]

I wouldn't put too much stock in Gingrich taking over.  His star faded amongst the conservatives at the same time Santorum took off.  I wouldn't look for them to return.

Ron Paul has a shot to pick up some delegates, depending on whether so-called small government conservatives are really interested in small government, or if they just define "small government" as getting what they want instead of anyone else getting anything.  I wouldn't hold my breath for his nomination, though.

The Red Team vs. Blue Team mentality drives me nuts.  We're either a nation of laws, or we're not... and as long as people want their version of heaven on earth enforced without due consideration, the Santorums (et al.) of the world will be in the position to dictate what we can and can't do. 

[Sandra Craft]

In an interview with Tebone (yrah, i   said that-- )  he said he is happy people are talking about prayer openly.

Yeah because before this nobody in America ever mentioned prayer.  It just baffles me how assholes like Santorum can actually believe their own assholery. 

[technolud]

To el_presitdente:  I back you up completely on your comments concerning small governement (re: supreme court) and Rule of Law.  I'm currently reading (audio book actually) Uncle Tom's Cabin and the Quaker makes a good point about civil disobedience.

As for BooksCatsEct, I agree that I am equally dumbfounded.  Although, I'm convinced most of those people are driving on the Garden State Parkway each morning.