Whoah!! Hahaha! Now that’s cool!
Santorum is overstating the case. A Romney nomination gives America a choice: quick destruction with Obama’s second term (those are revolting words!), or a more gradual destruction with President Romney’s slower transition to big government socialism.
Remember this when Santorum endorses Romney over Obama.
More talk like that might just win me over...
Thank you, Rev. Obvious.
It doesn’t quite destroy the country. The US is more resilient than that. But it does destroy ANY chance of taking back the White House.
Romney can’t win. Not with his flip-flopping record. No amount of wheeling out defeated ex-nominees to endorse him, is going to change that, I’m afraid.
Should say Obama has destroyed the country and the rebuilding will take a Santorum, not a Romney who has a history of Mandatory health ins, higher taxes....etc etc..
Guess we can kinda rule out a Romney/Santorum ticket, eh?
He’s right on two fronts: one, it essentially makes this a one party system. Romney is a Liberal with an R behind his name. By nominating him, the Republican party is basically dead, and conservatives are lost in the wilderness (for a while).
Two, I don’t think Mitt will beat Obama. And we all know what he’ll do to this country with 4 more years.
No Senator. It doesn’t destroy the country. It simply destroys the Republican Party.
New tagline ...
I like Rick Santorum, but what will destroy this country is four more years of Hussein. Hussein must lose in November, no matter WHO is on the Republican ticket.
Newsmax
Huckabee: Santorum Could Go All The Way
Thursday, January 5, 2012 04:59 PM
By: Jim Meyers and Ashley Martella
Former presidential candidate and Fox News host Mike Huckabee tells Newsmax that Rick Santorum can make it all the way to the Republican presidential nomination — and says Rick Perry made an “incredibly bad blunder” in announcing that he was reassessing his campaign after the Iowa caucus.
Huckabee also warns Republicans that President Obama will launch a “vicious campaign” in his battle for re-election, but “the best weapon we have against Obama is Obama.”