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To: Anti-Hillary

As a long-time supporter of Rick Santorum (ya’ll don’t laugh at my Rick Santorum sweater vest when it comes in), I’m anxious and optimistic. I decided long ago not to hold my nose this election cycle. I have been very proud of Rick.

As a side issue, some have been upset at Rick for his attacks on Gingrich. From reading some threads, some may get the idea that he has gone out of his way to single out Newt for criticism. Such is not the case. His primary target has been Romney. (Remember that it was Rick that devastated Romney on RomneyCare in the debates.)

No one has been more forceful than Rick in attacking Romney. For some delicious ads from Santorum attacking Romney, see the two following jewels:

Rebellion:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3bYBkGgRCE

Easy Answer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y53Q__57k24

Go Rick!


63 posted on 02/07/2012 6:17:05 PM PST by Engraved-on-His-hands
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To: Engraved-on-His-hands

I can support Santorum. I think Newt is smarter and more creative, but I think I could support Rick.

Reading up on him, though, I am very concerned about his repeated history of supporting union bosses. Newt has always been a strong anti-union guy, one of the many reasons I support him. I think unions have a terrible impact on our economy and society and the willingness to stand up to them is pretty high on my list of important attributes.

Having said all that, I think Newt and Santorum supporters should focus on Romney and stop trashing the only two conservatives in the race. Eye on the prize.

Hank


112 posted on 02/07/2012 6:48:25 PM PST by County Agent Hank Kimball (Screw it. Newt's the smartest candidate and the guy I want to see debating Obummer. Flame away.)
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