[gov_bean_ counter]

Santorum on bailouts is just more talkie talk from a big talker. Had he been in office I have no doubt he would have jumped into line when the "e" pulled his chain.

He was really good at taking it for the team. Don't ya know.

[Right_in_Virginia]

He was really good at taking it for the team. Don't ya know.

Is there any issue or bill that Santorum took the leadership position on while in the Senate?

I am really interested if he does, indeed, have a pattern of real leadership.

[BillyBoy]

>> Santorum on bailouts is just more talkie talk from a big talker. <<

Ah. So since his actual policy positions don't gel with your "fiscal liberal" rhetoric, you're calling him a liar. Even though he wasn't running for President at the time and had nothing to gain from opposing the GOP leadership. Yeah, everyone's a liar except the Santorum bashers here-- including all the organizations who have spent decades studying candidates on fiscal issues and give him solid ratings. It's all a lie. That's nice. ::yawn::

>> Had he been in office I have no doubt he would have jumped into line <<

Given his record in office and his scores from the Club for Growth, I disagree. Funny how the "fiscally conservative" candidates were also "out of office" at the time of the bailouts and yet they DIDN'T oppose them. I guess they're lying too and those guys really would have voted against it if they had the chance. Black is white and up is down.