The Santorum Predicament: A Sign of the Times

AlbertMohler.com ^ | Monday, February 27, 2012 | Abert Mohler

[God'sgrrl]

It amazes me how conservatives don’t even recognize how far they’ve moved to the left. After all, we now have FReepers regularly trying to push Christianity behind closed doors where it won’t embarrass them.

That is correct.

[cripplecreek]

And the “fiscals” will, petulantly, blame it all on us social traditionalists.

The separation of social and fiscal conservatives is a lie anyway. There's no such thing as a fiscal liberal Social conservative or vice versa. We are either conservative or not, period.

[1hedLyte]

Best post I’ve read in a long while in this community.

[Pinkbell]

Your post is excellent; I read it several times.

[ssaftler]

*Only for the GOP and Conservatives....

Sad but true. The Lame Stream Media is still pervasive in at least 40% of America, the 40% who care more about which bimbo "The Bachelor" strung along than who's running us into deficits our great-great-great-grandchildren could never pay off.

Add to that the cable-based propagandists at HBOh-No, and anyone with an R after his or her name starts with out with three strikes against them sitting behind the 8-ball with the Sword of Damocles hanging inches from their neck and a frayed rope holding it up.

Santorum, like Palin before him and a few others before them, failed to realize this and their honest opinions became nothing more than the butt of "stupid" jokes for most Americans thanks to the popular media cabal.