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My Choice For President Of The United States of America

After doing a lot of research and seeking counsel from God, I finally made the choice on who should be the President of the United States of America.

Let me introduce you to Rick  Santorum, who was a U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania between 1995-2007. Before that, he was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Pennsylvania’s 18th congressional district between 1991-1995. After he left office as Senator, Rick Santorum stayed active in promoting Judeo-Christian values and constitutional conservatism as a Senior Fellow of Ethics and Public Policy Center. He was also a Fox News Contributor and wrote commentaries in the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Rick Santorum is Roman Catholic. He has been married to Karen for 21 years and is the proud father of seven children.

Rick Santorum:

  • is a supporter of the TEA Party movement. The Washington Post once said that “Rick Santorum was a TEA party kind of guy before there was a TEA Party.”

  • is pro-life and has fought for those who can't defend themselves, whether it is the unborn, the elderly or the disabled. He wrote and fought for legislation to ban partial birth abortion as Senator. He also wrote the "Born Alive Infants Protection Act," "Unborn Victims of Violence Act," and "Combating Autism Act."

  • believes that marriage is the union between one man and one woman. As Senator, he authored the original Federal Marriage Amendment and attempted to pass the amendment. He will continue the fight as President. He also believes that children are raised best with a married mother and father.

  • Is a champion of religious liberty. Rick Santorum authored the “Workplace Religious Freedom Act” to ensure individuals of all faith could not be discriminated against while on the job.  Rick also founded the Congressional Working Group on Religious Freedom to ensure that the principle of Freedom of Religion would not be infringed upon. He also recognizes that the founding of our nation has Judeo-Christian roots and this should be taught to our children.

  • is a strong second amendment supporter and believes that citizens should be free to own firearms and defend themselves against criminals, terrorists and a tyrannical government. Rick has an A+ from the National Rifle Association and B- from Gun Owners of America.

  • wants to secure our borders and enforce existing immigration laws. He does not support amnesty or the DREAM Act. He has shown his support for the Arizona Immigration Law.

  • Recognizes that we are not in a “war on terror”, but in a war against radical Islam. Therefore, he will strengthen our nation's defense and military. Rick also is opposed to the Muslim Brotherhood and other Muslim organizations’ attempt to impose sharia law in the United States.

  • has that experience – serving 8 years on Senate Armed Services Committee, authoring the Iran Freedom and Support Act in 2004 and the Syrian Accountability Act.  In fact, Rick Santorum has recognized the looming threat of Iran’s nuclear ambitions for nearly a decade – standing tall against both Republicans and Democrats who have discounted and dismissed the reality that this radical theocracy is intent on destroying Israel and western civilization.

  • strongly supports and backs Israel totally (our only proven true friend in the Middle East).

  • will nominate federal judges who will strictly interpret the constitution and not legislate from the bench.

  • Fought for balanced budget and line-item veto while in U.S. Senate. Proposed reforming entitlements, cutting spending. Author of Welfare Reform Act (passed in 1996) which resulted in millions leaving welfare rolls and entering the workforce.

  • opposed every bailout legislation whether it was under Bush or Obama.

  • Was a member of the “Gang of Seven” exposing Congressional and Post office scandals.

  • ·         Will Repeal and Replace ObamaCare with PATIENT-CENTERED HEALTHCARE.

These are my reasons for supporting Rick Santorum and I'm confident that he will do a great job as President of the United States. I made my choice and so I hope you will do the same. Join me in supporting Rick Santorum and in saying: GAME ON!

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Permalink Reply by Royce Latham on January 9, 2012 at 9:16pm

If Rick Santorum can summon the political courage to attack Obama outright and directly, articulately challenging Obama's eligibility and enumerating Obama's unconstitutional acts, he will coalesce all the anti-Romney forces in the Rupublican Party. If not the media will pick him off and we will end up with the Republican who's turn it is to carry the surrender flag in the tradition of GHW Bush, Dole, and McCain.

Permalink Reply by American Infidel on January 9, 2012 at 9:24pm

Royce, I don't think so. Especially with Florida. Santorum will do well in SC and FL, and from there, the sky is the limit. Don't let the media get you down. Rick Santorum has taken Obummer to the woodshed on a regular basis, he just does it calmly and with facts. He is no lightweight or pushover; not at all. We The People are still in charge of this election. I am voting in Florida's primary election for the best candidate for President: Rick Santorum.

Speaking of taking Obama to the woodshed, here is Rick in Saturday night's debate, doing just that:

Permalink Reply by Royce Latham on January 9, 2012 at 9:43pm

What he said there is good, but a winning strategy would be to go after Obama's Muslim ways, talk about the Muslim Brotherhood in his administration, his lack of concern with Iran, the compromising he has done with his Iranian born adviser Valerie Jarrett, the allying with al-Qaeda in Libya and the murder of blacks that resulted from our military support of them.  I mean he must attack Obama directly. Like his violation of the Logan Act in Kenya, resulting in the death of 1500 black Kenyans and the institution of sharia into their constitution.

Go after the fact that Obama doesn't like black people. Attack directly.  Take the gloves off.

Permalink Reply by JM Abbott on January 9, 2012 at 10:39pm

Santorum has no chance. He doesn't have the talking points that Newt has or the corporate backing of Romney. At this point, barring a colossal screw up by one of them, those are the only two realistic contenders for the candidacy.

Permalink Reply by David Crespo on January 10, 2012 at 12:08pm

I resent what your saying. You should vote on principle, not on who has the best chance. Doing the latter is cowardice. I'm sorry to say it, but thats the truth.

Permalink Reply by JM Abbott on January 11, 2012 at 1:25am

I'm not voting for Santorum because I think he's an idiot. It's just also a fact that he has zero chance of becoming the Republican candidate.

Permalink Reply by American Infidel on January 11, 2012 at 7:00am

JM, maybe the other reason you are not voting for Santorum is because you are a Canadian, according to your profile. That would be a really good reason right there. The other reason you would not vote for Santorum is that, upon glancing over your sneering, snobby (and incredibly boring!) comments on every other discussion you've ever been on here at TPN, you are a liberal troll who despises conservatives. Would that pretty much cover it?

Permalink Reply by American Infidel on January 11, 2012 at 7:04am

David, you are correct. But being as JM is a foreign national who cannot vote here, and a liberal troll, I would not let him bother you at all.

Permalink Reply by David Crespo on January 10, 2012 at 12:09pm

Thanks for the vid. Sharing it now.

Permalink Reply by Cam Vallee on January 11, 2012 at 1:53am

He is a good man for sure David and I wish you luck in your support.  I do not think this time will be his time but stranger things have happened.

Permalink Reply by American Infidel on January 11, 2012 at 7:02am

Thanks, Northern. I think he will pull through. If I were him I would have pretty much skipped NH and concentrated on SC and FL, but people have bounced back from worse things, to be sure.

Permalink Reply by mary henderson on January 11, 2012 at 9:59am

Agree, I think it's entirely possible especially because the influx of PAC money to run ads against Romney in SC. I think that will help make it a race between Santorum and Newt, who are our best choices now. I prefer Santorum but Newt is at least a real conservative and could definitely mop the floor with Obummer too.

Romney is a liberal. period.

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