Santorum preaches populism:
‘Rick Santorum has never been considered a go-to guy for Big Business on Capitol Hill. After all, some corporate types are nervous about his blue-collar roots, his populist proclivities, and his emphasis on religious issues.” So began a Business Week story in January 2006. At the time, Santorum was scrambling to raise money for his reelection campaign against Democrat Bob Casey, a race he ultimately lost. Six years later, however, the perception persists. And at least one corporate type — Mitt Romney — is nervous about Santorum’s rising Rust Belt appeal.
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A big-government union stooge lecturing women on the evils of contraception isn't going to do any good if he did win.
Reply to this commentLinkReport AbuseOh my, are the Mittbots getting testy.
I'll take Santorum A+ NRA Rating, 100% Pro-Life; 90% Lifetime ACU rating over Romney any day of the week and twice on Sunday.
Reply to this commentLinkReport AbuseI find it mildly amusing that your screen name is that of Ayn Rand's libertarian hero while Santorum basically called libertarians a bunch of crazy anarchists.
Reply to this commentLinkReport AbuseYes, John Galt is a great fan of the man who wants to use the presidency to lecture married people to only have sex for procreative purposes. I hope Santo starts with Newt and Calista.
Reply to this commentLinkReport Abuse"Working Man" is a kick ass rock anthem. In other words, who would you rather crack an ice cold beer with--Slick Rick or Willy Mitt?
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