Rick Santorum Endorses Mitt Romney

Laura Ingraham Show | 02/01/08 | Rick Santorum

[Reagan79]

“Shrug. It makes no difference to me. I’m still voting for Huckabee.”

Huckabee is our only chance not to be completely sold down the river. Romney and McCain are no different, that’s what I find so funny with the Romney-bots on here. In fact, at least we know what McCain believes, even though we disagree.

[Dante3]

Good for Rick.

[Pyro7480]

Imagine that — another Catholic for Mitt!

And is that supposed to mean anything?

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

Where has he been? Thats the announcement???? I was hoping for more.

[GOP_Lady]

Just that Mitt has a lot of support from Catholics (unlike some here believe) — that’s all. :-)

[Bahbah]

It is interesting to me that a number of solid conservatives have met and spent time with Romney and, as far as I know, every one of them found him more than acceptable.

As have I (although I didn’t get to spend any time with him, more’s the pity.)

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

Romney and McCain are no different?. Gad, that is amazing.!

[Reaganesque]

Seems to be a pattern, doesn’t it?

[GOP_Lady]

Thanks, Reaganesque. I will listen to her podcast this evening. Enjoy your day and thanks, again, for all that you do.

[trisham]

Wow.

[GOP_Lady]

Most definitely a pattern. :-)

[A. Morgan]

This is GREAT NEWS!

[GOP_Lady]

Compare what Senator Santorum said about John McCain on Hugh Hewitt’s show. You can probably find the link at townhall.com.

[fatima]

I’m voting for Huckabee if he is still on the ballot when they get to our state.

[TomGuy]

McCain insider tells Santorum: “We beat you (conservatives)!!”

Anyone who thinks voting for any R will have no room to complain, if McCain gets elected.

McCain will continue to befriend Shumer, Specter, Kennedy, Kerry, Lieberman, Clinton, etc. McCain will do nothing for conservatives -- not closing the border, not stopping amnesty, not keeping Gitmo open, not selecting Alito-type SC justices. All the conservatives will get from McCain will be his middle finger.

[CindyDawg]

No, it’s a vote for Huckabee. The problem with this strategy is that it has already been used. Many of us were threatened the last election to vote “R” or it would be a vote for Clinton. Many of us held our nose and did so. Guess what? It stunk. No more. I will vote for who I believe is right and not for who I’m told to.

[1Old Pro]

I trust and respect Rick alot more than roootie and ahhhnold.

[callisto]

And be assured, John McCain IS NOT putting Huckabee on his ticket

No, but he is getting the offer dangled before him. McCain sees an easy way to eliminate two challengers with a potential VP offer to Huckabee. Huck will now go after Romney leaving McCain to continue airing "Presidential" ads against Hillary, as if the nomination process was over.

[TomGuy]

Huckabee may be selling his soul to get on the McCain ticket:

Russert: McCain Dangling VP Spot to Huckabee

Posted by governsleastgovernsbest On 02/01/2008 9:26:03 AM CST · 5 replies NewsBusters ^ | Mark Finkelstein Tim Russert isn't practicing his Christmas tree-ornament hanging technique. The Meet the Press host is demonstrating how John McCain is dangling the VP slot to Mike Huckabee. And Huck seems as transfixed as a hound before a bone, judging by the way he's staying in the race against all odds and spending his time taking shots at Mitt Romney. Russert was a guest during the 7 AM half-hour of Morning Joe. View video here.

[1Old Pro]

Laura just said that she is voting for Romney in the DC primary.

Sean Hannity announced yesterday he's supporting Romney in the NY Primary.