[elpadre]

how did he make his fortune??

[Crichton]

And though the ex-lawmaker may have buzz, his poll numbers in New Hampshire linger in the single digits. A Suffolk University tracking poll released on Monday shows him at 3 percent, and in fifth place overall among the GOP field.

FYI, today's Suffolk poll of NH shows:

Romney 40
Paul 17
Santorum 11
Gingrich 9
Huntsman 8

[Graewoulf]

Santorum, here’s a “working class” idea to put in your campaign and debate speeches:

OBAMA”CARE” IS A MONOPOLY, AND THEREFORE VIOLATES THE ANTI-TRUST LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

[nwrep]

Yes, he is blue collar, but a blue collar with an empty suit. He is the blue collar version of Professor Obama circa 2008.

The shocking thing about Santorum is how tone deaf he is to his off-putting rhetoric. Someone with such shaky electability prospects should be a lot more cautious in rhetoric. Unfortunately he is eager to trumpet his unquestionable social views at the slightest opportunity, blind to the hemorrhage it will cause him should we be unfortunate enough to have this bland, big government, compassionate conservative at the top of the ticket. He does not even have G.W. Bush's fund raising potential, nor his organizational mettle.

Should Santorum be nominated, he is going to try and defend Bush policies and go down in flames, becoming only the third person in 40 years to lose his own home state as the Presidential candidate, and the first Republican to suffer this ignominy.

[nwrep]

Yes, he is blue collar, but a blue collar with an empty suit. He is the blue collar version of Professor Obama circa 2008.

The shocking thing about Santorum is how tone deaf he is to his off-putting rhetoric. Someone with such shaky electability prospects should be a lot more cautious in rhetoric. Unfortunately he is eager to trumpet his unquestionable social views at the slightest opportunity, blind to the hemorrhage it will cause him should we be unfortunate enough to have this bland, big government, compassionate conservative at the top of the ticket. He does not even have G.W. Bush's fund raising potential, nor his organizational mettle.

Should Santorum be nominated, he is going to try and defend Bush policies and go down in flames, becoming only the third person in 40 years to lose his own home state as the Presidential candidate, and the first Republican to suffer this ignominy.