[SueRae]

Here come the media attacks..

I’m from Pa. And no one was more p.O.’d than me over Toomey not being elected sooner. But you know what? He’s there now. I’m over it. Santorum also sided with unions on right to work legislation back then. You know what? I’m over it. This state has a large blue collar work force. Right to work or not...we have a lot more unemployed than we did in 2008.

If that is the best they can come up with...just sayin.

[Timber Rattler]

Nevermind the fact that Toomey has proven to be less Conservative than advertised...he voted to repeal DADT and was one of the key GOP Senate players in the failed “Super Committee.”

[cripplecreek]

Its complete and utter stupidity to try to take down one of the guys who stands in the way of Romney walking away with this this nomination.

Ya don’t need to love Santorum to recognize that.

Just today I heard Santorum asked if he was going to ask Gingrich to step out of the race. He said no.

[dirtboy]

I'm with you. I live in PA and I've had issues with Santorum. But those pale in comparison to the issues I have had with Paul, Romney and Obama.

I will not bash either Newt or Santorum, I will save my fire for the real opponent. We shouldn't be damaging the anti-Romneys so much that they can't run against Obama if one does happen to bring down Mr. GOP-E Inevitable.

[newzjunkey]

YOU may be "over it" but deluded folks are trying to paint Santorum as "The True Conservative" and there's no pony in what they're trying shovel with that claim.

He's establishment. He's a conservative of convenient who talks up marriage and life as cover for his record.