Ayatollah Santorum blames the President for a culture war

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(CNN) - Rick Santorum continued his offensive against President Barack Obama while speaking Sunday night to a church in Georgia ahead of the state’s primary next month, portraying the president as a leader intent on starting a cultural war.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/02/19/santorum-rips-obama-on-social-agenda/


Ayatollah Santorum accuses Obama of starting a culture war the day after he accuses him of having a "different theology." Is hypocrisy a requirement for fundamentalist leaders? He is all about personal responsibility for single mothers in poverty.

[madokie]

1. Ayatollah Sanitarium

What a joke of a person he is. If it wasn't so serious it would be knee buckling fall down funny

[Scuba]

2. In just one more generation, he'll be a minor footnote in history...

... in three generations, forgotten.

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3. that church is right down the road from my home

and it is funny that he would deliver a speech in a protestant mega-church given his opinion of them expressed when he stated that Protestantism is outside of Christianity...

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The speech is from a 2008 event at Ave Maria College in Florida, where Santorum notes that America was founded upon a Christian philosophy but “the Judeo-Christian ethic was a Protestant one.” “We look at the shape of mainline protestantism in this country and it is in shambles, it is gone from the world of Christianity as I see it,” he concludes.
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4. What I notice is that the evangelicals

thrive on victimization. They are always finding someone or something they say are repressing them. Rather it's truthful or not they seem to need a foe in order to exist. I would think if their faith were as strong as they say they wouldn't need an enemy to keep their flock would they?

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