Another view of Santorum:
From: Reaganite Republican
My husband and I attended a Rick Santorum rally yesterday in Steubenville, Ohio. Santorum was on fire! It was a great experience for the both of us. Kevin recorded the speech along with the question and answer session. If the videos get too shaky don't blame me, blame the guest blogger, Kevin. LOL! Overall I think my hubby did a pretty darn good job recording the speech. Watch the videos
Hubby expressed concern restrooms wouldn't be available (he's not going, but was nice enough to be worried about moi.) Ummmmmm, no - I'm sure I'll have access to a restroom.Santorum, in pursuit of Idaho's 32 delegates to the Republican National Convention, is scheduled to land at Coeur d'Alene Airport at 9:54 a.m. before heading to a private gathering. Then from noon to 2 p.m. he'll host a public rally at the Hagadone Event Center, 900 Floating Green Drive. The event is free and open to the public; with room for about 500 people, HEC officials have said first come, first served. The pro shop and restaurant at The Resort Golf Course will be closed, and no food or drink will be available at the rally. Later in the day, Santorum will make a campaign stop in Boise.
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Hagadone Event Center on Lake Coeur d' Alene |
I haven't written a lot of books. I've written one. And it was in response to a book written by Hillary Clinton called It Takes A Village. I didn't agree with that. I believe it takes a family. And that's what I wrote. And I believe that there's one thing that is undermining this country and that is the break down of the American family. It's undermining our economy. You see-- the rates of poverty among single parent families, which are-- moms are doing heroic things, but it's harder.
It's five times higher, in the single parent family. We-- we know there's certain things that work in America. Brookings Institute came out with a study just a few year-- a couple of years ago that said if you graduate from high school and if you work and if you're a man, if you marry, if you're a woman if you marry before you have children, you have a 2% chance of being in poverty in America.
And to be above the median income, if you do those three things, 77% chance of being above the median income. Why isn't the president of the United States or why aren't leaders in this country talking about that and trying to formulate, not necessarily federal government policy, but local policy and state policy and community policy to help people do those things that we know work and we know are good for society? This president doesn't. In fact he has required programs not to talk about marriage, not to talk about abstinence if-- in order to get federal funds. source
[...]This miracle of presence is very much in evidence in the Christmas gospels. Jesus doesn’t do anything at all; he just arrives. Nevertheless, everything is different; the whole world has changed. We could almost say that the rest of the Scriptures, indeed, the rest of human history is really nothing more than the story of what individuals and groups do in response to this ‘presence in our midst’; a presence which ‘discovers’ us. read the rest