Election Song for Rick Santorum- "Game On" (YouTube Video)

HEY IDIOT, DID YOU READ THE COMMENTS BEFORE SPEWING YOUR Anti-Santorum CRAP:

“This is an original COPYRIGHTED song written by First Love
(Camille & Haley Harris & parents: David & Cherri Harris)
We wrote it Sunday night March 4th til 3 in the morning & woke up on March 5th to finish it.
We rushed to the studio about 30 minutes after it was done and recorded it!
Matt Latta videoed this and edited it all night March 5th - 6th for Super Tuesday.
We believe in Santorum’s character and his ability to boldly lead this country in the right direction.”

So now when Santorum’s supporters want to write a song about him, Rick is responsible if you think they rip off another idea? Speaking of which, show me in the Federal Copyright Office where the term “Game On” is reserved.

Moron.

Psycho-Creep and Satin Doll spend their time scouring websites for anti-Santorum stuff and not realizing the immense damage their candidate Gingrich is causing to our cause of displacing Romney. Romney won by squeaker margins in Alasaka, Arizonia, Michigan, and Ohio only because of the oversized ego of Gingrich who pulls in small and negligible percentages of votes from 7% (Michigan) to 15% (Ohio) that allows Romney to win these states.

His southern strategy is up in flames, His baggage, according to Thomas Sowell, can fit into the luggage space of a commercial airline, his negatives fall through the cellar, his gender gap is of Grand Canyon proportions, and while voters are responding to Santorum’s soaring speeches on liberty and free-markets, Gingrich’s pie-in-the-sky $2.50 gas/gallon and permanent lunar-based colonies within eight years is increasingly becoming a pipe dream and a laughingstock of SNL.

Here’s today’s excerpt from FoxNews.
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Gingrich Campaign On The Line With Upcoming Southern Contests
By Judson Berger

Newt Gingrich could be facing a win-or-walk-away situation in the Deep South on Tuesday — and the early numbers are not promising for the trailing presidential candidate, with two new polls showing him behind in Alabama.

The new polls each showed a different leader in the state, neither of them Gingrich. In an Alabama Education Association poll, Mitt Romney was ahead. A survey out of Alabama State University gave the lead to Rick Santorum.

Gingrich’s campaign brushed off the results. But they underscore the challenge the former House speaker faces.
His entire campaign strategy rests on big wins in southern states — the next of which, Alabama and Mississippi, vote Tuesday. Though Gingrich won big in his home state of Georgia on Super Tuesday, that strategy suffered a blow after he also lost Tennessee to Santorum. And if Gingrich loses either Mississippi or Alabama on Tuesday, or both, he could be left with an almost invisible path to the nomination.

“I think that ruins his Southern strategy,” Republican strategist Brad Blakeman told FoxNews.com. “You can’t claim to be a regional candidate and claim you have support in the South, and then not be able to win contests to evidence your belief.”

Gingrich’s rivals are competing hard for those Southern votes next Tuesday, as they try to nudge him out of the race.

Romney planned a rally in Mississippi on Thursday as Gingrich campaigned there. Santorum was campaigning across Alabama.

Meanwhile, Santorum’s super PAC rolled out new ad buys in both states a day after publicly urging Gingrich to bow out. The ads question how Romney or Gingrich could beat President Obama in the fall considering their past support for an individual mandate — the crux of the federal health care overhaul all GOP candidates are campaigning against.

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