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I submit to you that it helps Obama’s scheme when anyone confuses Santorum’s personal beliefs on contraception and the sexual revolution’s devastation of the family with Santorum’s campaign for the presidency.

Of course Santorum has perfect right to his views and to express them.

But he’s running for president and we are depending on our nominee to defeat the Democrats, period. Our nation’s very existence depends on it.

If that becomes a campaign issue focus, it plays totally into Obama’s and the Dem’s now naked efforts to convince American women...and men, but especially women...that he, and perhaps other conservative Republicans, are in favor of outlawing contraception.

WE know he’s not trying to outlaw it, but the Community Organizer in Chief knows how to divide and conquer by using this fear as one of his diabolical themes.

We shall have to agree to disagree because, in my view, this country cannot be healed by debate, vote, legislation, judicial fiat, resources, industry or enforcement of law.

IMHO, the United States has strayed far from the path that was laid out for it and that God alone can heal this land.

If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land. - 2 Ch 7:14

For that reason, I pray earnestly daily for this country and for a President who will lead on his knees before God.

women...that he, and perhaps other conservative Republicans, are in favor of outlawing contraception.

Religion and not Legislation.

It appears that Romney is attacking Santorum over his religious beliefs.

It seems to me that Romney saying Santorum can't separate his religious beliefs from his religion opens Romney's Mormonism up to discussion.

This is odd, though, since it's well known that Mormons consider the Catholic Church to be the Church of Satan.

And it seems to me that if Obama does the same, then Obama's "liberation theology" becomes an issue too.

Lest anyone say otherwise, let me state from the outset that I AM NOT saying that we should outlaw contraception.

That being said, we need to realize that contraception WAS outlawed in America for the better part of two centuries and it is inarguable that the moral AND fiscal states of our Republic were on a far better footing during that time.

We need a president who is not afraid to say that certain things are WRONG even if they happen to be legal. The left has spent over fifty years trying to convince people that legality is synonymous with morality and this notion is simply false.

Conservatism is a three-legged stool of fiscal and social conservatism alongside a strong foreign policy. It is only successful when ALL THREE of these legs are there. The main difference between Goldwater in 1964 and Reagan in 1980 was social conservatism and we need to remember that BOTH ELECTIONS were landslides. America will elect a genuine conservative, they won't elect a non-conservative trying to portray themselves as one.