Posted on 02/08/2012 7:45:10 AM PST by sheikdetailfeather
“The real winner last night is CPAC – the conservative political action conference. At the end of this week, Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney, and Newt Gingrich will, in that order, address the crowd.”
Count on Gingrich bringing down the house!!
Aldo fought in WWII...
Didnt the US have some kind of fast track naturalization in place then ???
I am so happy for Rick, for conservatives and for the nation. Just really great news to start the morning with.
The richest irony was the deterioration of Romney support in these same states from 2008. He couldn’t get now what he got then. The Reprehensible Rove was on Fox last night proclaiming this was nothing more than a “Beauty Contest” in Missouri. Even if that was true, the verdict is still the same: “Mitt RomneyCare is the un-fairest of them all but for the lunacy of the senile Ron Paul” :)
I am for Santorum or Newt. One very good thing about last night was to let conservatives realize that we are not a basket case and we can pull through. I think a lot of them were heading Romney’s way due to Ann Coulter’s influence and were clinging to the electability lie. It is a lie from Hell, let’s be honest. So glad that Rick took all 3 states, even though they were non-binding, this keeps the race open for the long run, which is excellent, and IMHO, keeps it more exciting. We all like a good fight, one that is won at the last minute by the one who finishes with the best punch. To nominate early leaves a lot of bad feelings, not to mention a bad taste in one’s mouth, going into the general election. Had Romney won all 3 last night, or any of them, I think the call for everybody else to get out and crown Romney would be deafening. A lot of conservatives would’ve stayed home for future primaries. But there is life in this thing left, and we all still have a dog in this race. So, even if you are not a Santorum winner, be glad that he won and kept the race open and interesting. This is still anybody’s race to win or lose.
That's the third time I've seen you post this specific question this morning. I suppose that you're trying to imply that former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum is not a natural born citizen therefore ineligible for the Presidency?
My God, you're starting to sound like this guy...
Shery you jest.
Not your point in posting, I know, but I can’t resist critiquing the media...even this brand of media.
This article does not make sense.
It calls Romney inauthentic, a fraud.
Says that’s why these particular states went for Santorum.
Says the voters wanted conviction, rather than electability.
But makes a HUGE deal out of Romney’s comment about the “very poor” causing his defeat.
That is very confusing.
Which is it, Eric of Red State??
You can slice and dice and examine Romney’s comment several ways, but one thing is CERTAIN...it made him even LESS electable than he was.
What a soundbyte, along with the one about firing people, for the Dems to run over and over and over and over and over!!
So it looks like he lost because people realized he ISN’T electable like the people in FL believed he was.
But according to Eric of Red State...
Never mind.
His article makes my head hurt.
Rick was born in Virginia to first generation Italian immigrants.....he is against extreme Islamist and isn’t afraid to say so....comes to mind, don’t mess with this Italian with Irish overtones, a real American...
-—They see Santorum as authentic. They see Mitt Romney as a fraud.-—
They are correct.
I should’ve entered the caveat “not at Freerepublic, of course!” Sorry. I know that we’ve all felt she has jumped the shark and left true conservatism in its wake. I truly don’t know what happened to her, but she still has some influence, especially among the younger voters, so I see that positions she takes can hurt conservatives. The younger voters are more concerned with not offending homosexuals. I don’t see, personally, that opposing homosexuality as a God-given right hurts the GOP, but apparently Ann does. She also fails to realize that this group was not originally Republican, but an infiltrator from the left who joined the party to turn it. She is enabling their agenda.
Tell that to the people who voted in Missouri. They thought enough of the importance of the contest to go out and vote.
Is Rick’s mom Irish background?
Newt’s mom was a Daugherty (The Donnybrook Clan)
His biological father a MacPherson
Irish-American’s unite.
My nephew through marrieage says he’s from a mixed family...One side Irish Catholic, the other Italian Catholic
Great kid....Great families.
And we thought “DON’T Mess with Texas” was a strong statement.
But Catherine Santorum, the former senator’s mother, told WND, “I was born in the country; I have my birth certificate, and I have the citizenship papers of my husband Aldo,” Rick Santorum’s father.
She said published reports that place Aldo Santorum in U.S. military uniform from 1942 to 1946 are correct.
“He was in the Army Air Corps, in India and elsewhere. And I
have records of that too,” she said.
As she evidently was born in the country, and Rick Santorum’s father would have been granted citizenship based on his military service long before the former senator’s birth in 1958, the evidence strongly indicates Santorum’s eligibility.
I think it was sometime before Ron Paul naturalized from deep outer space.
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I presume that “MacPherson” is of Scottish origin. If so, perhaps your motto should read “Gaelic” or “Scotch-Irish” Americans Unite! (Now if I could just figure out a way to get my 2 West Highland White Terriers registered to vote ...I guarantee they're smarter than Democrats!!!)
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