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Rick Santorum built his presidential candidacy on the premise that he is very different than wealthy, establishment front-runner Mitt Romney, that he is someone who has faced the plights of the average American.
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Santorum Says Equality ‘Doesn’t Come from Islam’ But From ‘God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob’
Jan 20, 2012 8:18pm BOILING SPRINGS, SC—At his last town hall before South Carolinians vote, Rick Santorum was discussing the concepts of freedom and equality that the nation was founded on and said the concept of equality “doesn’t come from Islam” or “Eastern religions.” Instead “it comes from “the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.” “I get a kick out of folks who call for equality now, the people on the left, ‘Well, equality, we want equality.’
Posted at 12:00 PM ET, 02/15/2012 Feb 15, 2012 05:00 PM EST TheWashingtonPost
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DRUDGE: SANTORUM'S SATAN WARNING
<a href="http://adserver.adtechus.com/adlink/3.0/5235/1131607/0/0/ADTECH;cookie=info;loc=300;key=key1+key2+key3+key4;grp=000001" target="_blank"><img src="http://adserver.adtechus.com/adserv/3.0/5235/1131607/0/0/ADTECH;cookie=info;loc=300;key=key1+key2+key3+key4;grp=000001" border="0" width="0" height="0"></a> Advertisement SANTORUM'S SATAN WARNING Tue Feb 21 2012 09:27:20 ET "Satan has his sights on the United States of America!" Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum has declared. "Satan is attacking the great institutions of America, using those great vices of pride, vanity, and sensuality as the root to attack all of the strong plants that has so deeply rooted in the American tradition."
Michael Savage: Santorum is right about Satan
Text smaller Text bigger Comments unearthed from a 2008 speech about Satan’s influence on America made Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum the target of derision and mockery today, but talk-radio host Michael Savage contends the former Pennsylvania senator is right, and his beliefs should only help his chances for the White House this fall. “I think Santorum is right, and I think that anyone who attacks him is not seeing this for what it is,” Savage told his radio audience. Savage said he agrees that America is primarily a Christian nation, and its churches and synagogues are “filled with parishioners who are screaming for preachers and pastors and rabbis to speak the truth, and they’re not getting it.” Addressing students at Ave Maria University in Florida in 2008, Santorum declared: “Satan has his sights on the United States of America.”
TRENDING: Santorum: ‘I believe in good and evil’
Phoenix (CNN) - Rick Santorum offered no apologies Tuesday for a controversial speech he gave in 2008 when he talked about the threat of Satan in America. “I’m a person of faith. I believe in good and evil,” Santorum said in response to questions from CNN. CNN LIVE: Tune in Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET for the last presidential debate before Super Tuesday, the CNN/Arizona Republican Party Debate hosted by John King. Follow it on Twitter at #CNNDebate and on Facebook at CNN Politics.PHOENIX – Former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum on Tuesday criticized a report about a 2008 speech in which he said "Satan has set his sights on the United States of America," calling the report a "a joke" and adding that he believes in "good and evil." "You know, I'm a person of faith. I believe in good and evil," he told reporters following a rally here. "I think if somehow or another because you're a person of faith you believe in good and evil is a disqualifier for president we're going to have a very small pool of candidates who can run for president." In a 2008 speech to students at Ave Maria University in Florida, which was posted on The Drudge Report on Tuesday, Santorum said Satan was "attacking the great institutions of America." Ave Maria was created by Tom Monaghan , the founder of Domino's Pizza and an ardent Catholic and abortion opponent.
Santorum criticizes Drudge Report item about 2008 speech
By Toby Harnden UPDATED: 10:44 GMT, 22 February 2012 Rick Santorum has sought to deflect controversy over a 2008 speech in which he said that "Satan has set his sights on the United States" by drawing a parallel with Ronald Reagan branding the Soviet Union an "evil empire". Speaking at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona, the former US Senator for Pennsylvania told an anecdote about Lech Walesa and stating that "yes there are there are forces of evil in the world".
Rick Santorum defends Satan warning by comparing himself to Ronald Reagan
Karen Santorum: Husband's surge 'is God's will'
The wife of presidential candidate Rick Santorum said Thursday that his rise in the polls is due to God working in mysterious ways. “I personally think this is God’s will. I think He has us on a path, and I do think there’s a lot more happening than what we’re seeing,” Karen Santorum told Glenn Beck as she and her husband sat for an interview on his Web-based show, GBTV.
Palin: Media Getting "Wee-Weed Up" Over Santorum's Satan Remark
Posted on February 21, 2012 "They will attack any conservative who boldly proclaims their faith and talks about there is good in the world and there's evil in the world and that's what Rick Santorum was talking about. And this was a speech that he gave back in 2008 where he named evil as Satan. And for these lame-stream media characters to get all wee-weed up about that, first you have to ask yourself, 'Have they ever attended a Sunday school class even? Have they never heard of this terminology before?' And that's why they got so, you know, just whacked out about the speech," Sarah Palin told Sean Hannity on FOX News tonight.
Christie: Santorum's Satan remarks are 'relevant'
By Catalina Camia , USA TODAY(CBS News) In her first network television interview, Karen Santorum offered a revealing look at her husband. Rick Santorum, a former Pennsylvania senator, is a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination. Karen Santorum is very much her husband's partner and equal.
Santorum's private side, through wife's eyes
At a campaign appearance in Missouri, frontrunner for Miss American Bigot 2012 Rick Santorum waxed nostalgic about the days when abortion was shameful and in the shadows. You know, back alley. What lovely times, those. The Bachmannesque soliloquy was captured by an attendee at the American Heartland Forum in Columbia, MO. Santorum also warned the crowd that Obamacare would result in mass euthanasia of the elderly, like in the Netherlands (everyone knows that the Dutch are known for their tulips, wooden shoes, Van Gogh, and murder) and lamented the fact that people so proudly strut off to Planned Parenthood for their abortions, because it's just accepted nowadays.
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