[WOSG]

"No one is further to the right in the Senate than Rick Santorum,'' said Ralph Neas, president of the liberal advocacy group People for the American Way. "If he had his way, the constitutional clock would be turned back about seven decades.''

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No one is more hyperbolic that Ralph Neas.

[p[adre29]

Neas is an idiot, Santorum has problems of the message nature.
He is seen as hip to hip with President Bush, in a sixth year election, that is trouble.

If Rick wants to win, he needs to turn from President Bush, say something "controversial" then talk about how he is independent.

[CyberAnt]

Love your tagline - said the same thing to FOX in an email today. LOL!!

Since the dems are using 16% over-weighting of dems for all their recent polls .. I'd say that Santorum is probably ahead by a few points. No guarantee - because I don't know the actual demographics of PA as to dems/repubs .. and that is key to getting the polls correct.

But the goal is for us to believe all is lost so why bother to vote .. DON'T BE DECEIVED!! If every repubs shows up to vote - Santorum will not have a problem getting re-elected. He's a good man - and we need more like him in congress.

[CzarNicky]

If he had his way, the constitutional clock would be turned back about seven decades.

Sounds good to me.

[montag813]

"No one is further to the right in the Senate than Rick Santorum,'' said Ralph Neas, president of the liberal advocacy group People for the American Way. "If he had his way, the constitutional clock would be turned back about seven decades.''

There is no "constitutional clock". The document is 217 years old and doesn't change except through Amendment.

[Dodgers fan]

Nobody is a bigger jerk than Ralph Neas, from People for the Unamerican Way.