Posted on 03/07/2012 4:46:39 PM PST by writer33
LENEXA, Kansas -- Rick Santorum is trying to turn the tables on the Romney camp’s suggestion that it would take an “act of God” for Santorum to come out ahead in the GOP delegate race, telling reporters here at his first campaign event since Super Tuesday that Mitt Romney must now believe that he’s God’s chosen candidate in the race.
“What won’t they resort to try to bully their way through this race?” Santorum asked reporters after addressing more than 200 supporters at a graphics company. “If the governor thinks he’s now ordained by God to win, then let’s just have it out.”
Hitting a familiar theme for his underdog campaign, he cast the dynamics of his race against the former Massachusetts governor as “the man versus the machine -- they’ve got the machine and they’ve got the insiders and the big money, and we’ve got the people.”
And one day after several of his top advisers suggested that Newt Gingrich should leave the race to make way for a two-man Romney-Santorum contest, Santorum told reporters that to the contrary, he supports the former House speaker remaining in the race.
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Neither Romney nor Obama fear God and so I will not vote for either of them and I don't care which one wins. I'll vote for Santorum if I get a chance and in the meantime I'll pray that he comes to fear God more than he apparently does.
Newt seems like he is the only candidate that can stay on topic.
Don’t go there, Rick.
It will gain you nothing, but it might lose you a lot.
Your Pics rock. Right down to his smug grin.
Enough with these very personal ascriptions and presumptions. Personally; I will take Newt. From the past - to the future - if only. . .
Mitt's body language speaks; what he most needs to learn. Unfortunately.
He won’t be the God of my planet.
A great visual spoof deserves a great audio spoof.
And Ø is VERY naughty.
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