[txrangerette]

A bridge too far, Santorum.

At this point.

But will his backers care?

Probably not.

[Longbow1969]

While not a fan of Santorum I had defended his remarks on this a couple days ago, but I really think he is getting way too far ahead of himself now. We simply don't have enough facts to be saying stuff like this.

But will his backers care?

Probably not.

Nah, they are voting for who quotes scripture best, not who is the most conservative or most likely to win a general election. Santorum voters are the same demographic that cast ballots for non conservatives like Mike Huckabee, and obviously bad candidates like Pat Robertson.

[entropy12]

Church ladies don’t care what Santorum does. He is their man.

[alstewartfan]

You are correct. There is NO WAY that I will back down from my support of Santorum. Rick and I are two different people, but I don’t see why anyone would pursue someone whom was NOT seen committing a crime. The national reaction is over the top. The people of his Fla. county should decide the case. Bob

[Kazan]

But will his backers care? Probably not.

I don't because Santorum is the only one that can stop Romney at this point from gaining enough delegates to win the nomination.

That being said, Rick seems to be commenting without knowing all the facts in the case. The only comments he ought to be making are about how Obama and the left are trying to stir racial tensions for political gain.

[joesbucks]

A bridge too far, Santorum. At this point. But will his backers care? Probably not.

I have found we humans have amazing powers of forgiveness, especially for those who help us to believe what we desperately wish to be true.