Posted on 02/22/2012 9:19:33 AM PST by Mozilla
This is the video Ive been waiting for all day. After his speech tonight, Santorum was asked by CNN reporters about the Drudge headline today (SANTORUMS SATAN WARNING). He responded by saying Its a joke its absurd. He then said:
Im a person of faith. I believe in good and evil. If somehow or another because youre a person of faith and you believe in good and evil is a disqualifier for president, were going to have a very small pool of candidates who can run for president.
But after they persisted, Santorum then challenged the media and said they can dig up old speeches if they want to, but he is going to continue to talk about America and stay on message:
Guys these are questions that are not relevant to whats being discussed in America today. What were talking about in America today is trying to get America growing. Thats what my speeches are about. Thats were going to talk about in this campaign. If they want to go ahead and dig up old speeches to a religious group they can go right ahead and do so. Im going to stay on message. Im going to talk about the things Americans want to talk about which is creating jobs, getting our country safer and secure, and yeah taking on the forces around this world who want to do harm to America. And you bet I will take them on!
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I find it ironic that the media brought Satan into the public political discussion one day before Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, the day Christians reflect on their sins and seek repentance. The Lenten period recalls the 40 days Jesus spent fasting in the desert, enduring the temptations of Satan.
Every interview, every debate will be dominated by cultural and religious issues. The man has been cut and is slowly bleeding to death in the water.
There is no recovery from this point.
RCP Average, 2/8 - 2/21. Santorum 33.7%, Romney 28.4%.
Perhaps someone has been watching too much MSNBC?
And I also predicted Santorum will continue to slide. In fact I expect him to lose Michigan and AZ by at least 10 points.
That said I am often wrong, but I have strong opinions.
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