[CatherineofAragon]

Good article; thank you for posting.

I’ll say it again-—the more I read about Santorum, the more he troubles me.

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

What concerns me most is, this brainless stampede of voters who switch candidates at the drop of a headline.

This is simply chaos and the end result will wind up a disaster. Santorum will not only lose to Obama, Santorum will turn on those who voted for him the moment he gains power. He certainly will use his power to try to install his narrow social agenda, and perpetuate his love for big government, much like Bush did.

[org.whodat]

Chuck Who?/// how much wood, would a wood chuck chuck , if a wood chuck could chuck wood/? ????? More meaningful than what chuck thinks.

[taildragger]

Did ya see the post here yesterday and the rumors even at CPAC that it is a done deal, Santorum-Romney or Romney Santorum? Yes, they are rumors and they are dangerous, but tangent to this is the next Debate, they wanted it cancelled because "the 2" didn't want to go mano-e-mano against Newt again because of what they have to loose. Is what the the EGOP wants to hand us?

In my primary I won't vote for either. I will vote for they best Conservative even if they loose at this point, I'd rather go down swinging...

[Sun]

At the time, many of us thought Romney was more conservative than McCain, including myself.

Rick endorsed Mitt only because he thought Mitt Romney was more conservative than McCain, PLUS it was six days before Mitt dropped out of the race, which shows it wasn’t an enthusiastic endorsement.

Rick Santorum acted more enthusiastically than he actually was, because he didn’t want McCain to win, but Rick’s last-minute endorsement certainly shows he was not a huge Romney fan.