Gingrich wants him out — that’s your argument? Gingrich is an opponent. Of course he wants him out. It could well be that Santorum being out would help Gingrich win in the end — I certainly can’t say it wouldn’t. But Gingrich wants to win, and certainly Gingrich believes he’ll have a better chance of winning if Santorum is gone. Santorum thinks the country is better off with him in the race, and while you are easily dismissive of him, I’m guessing his supporters take Santorum more seriously than Gingrich’s “insider” view.
That doesn’t mean Romney has a better chance of LOSING if Santorum is gone. Because there is still a chance Santorum could win, and that won’t happen if Santorum quits.
Since you seem to know who everybody endorsed in 2008, who did Gingrich endorse? It’s a serious question, I can’t find it on the web, but I’m guessing he endorsed somebody, and apparently we are supposed to care.
I really want to know more about this. How could Santorum do this.
Santorum is too obscure to have ever been well known to me, my image of him was as the super Christian candidate.
Now I learn this, now he is accused of being a Romney stalking horse, he even has our top romneybot ranting and raving in his defense, plastering the threads with long posts to help Romney and his stalking horse.
Santorum endorsing Mitt Romney is astounding, Rick’s whole hook is supposed to be as the most holy candidate, then we find him endorsing a man of evil, a stealer of Christian souls, a cult leader, a passionate pro-abortion radical, a true radical for the homosexual agenda.