You're kidding. The following exchange doesn't cause you at least some degree of disappointment?
"The Constitution requires a president to be a "natural-born citizen," which many legal analysts believe means being the child of two U.S. citizen parents at the time of birth.
When that was pointed out to Santorum, he responded, "I don't think that's what the Constitution requires, and he (President Obama) was born in the country, so it doesn't matter."
Personally, I find his statement to be very worrisome - even alarming. If our congress people are so clueless and uneducated about our Constitution, we're literally standing on thin air.
Sorry I didn’t make myself clear. I know, as everyone with a brain knows, that Obama is not a “natural born citizen” and is not Constitutionally qualified to be in our White House.
The reason I said I was not feeling let down by Santorum’s statement was because I would expect it from him and ALL of them in DC. They all know Obama is not qualified, but will do NOTHING about it. So Santorum did not surprise me with his statement. I would expect any of the members of Congress to brush it off or say “everything is fine, let’s move along”.