Democrats for Santorum!

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   Nick K. February 27, 2012 at 6:16 pm -

   Well, we should think of it this way: a vote for Santorum now, is a vote for Obama in November.

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   Daniel February 27, 2012 at 7:39 pm -

   The thing is–I don’t want Santorum to get that close. If he’s nominated he could win–I think there are a lot of Americans who don’t really pay attention and I want him far away from the nomination.

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   Paul Douglas February 27, 2012 at 8:45 pm -

   Daniel, I have to disagree with you. Santorum is completely unelectable. The mormon bishop unfortunately, is. In many states voting in April or May one can still change their registration to Repugnicant for the upcoming primary. I’m seriously thinking of doing just that. I did it in 1980 to vote for John Anderson against Reagan and it was quite satisfying to oppose that turkey from the beginning. Think about switching parties to keep this circus circling!

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   justme February 27, 2012 at 9:07 pm -

   “I did it in 1980 to vote for John Anderson against Reagan…”

   And how did that work out for you? Yet you’re still recommending someone do the exact same thing today?

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   Memlaw February 27, 2012 at 11:05 pm -

   In 1980, voting for Anderson was purely a protest vote. Anderson never had a remote chance to be the nominee. Santorum does (maybe) have a shot. And he certainly will keep mucking up the whole process for the GOP, in ways Anderson never had. Santorum takes the party so deeply into crazy land, it’s just too delicious to even dream….

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   Edward Harper February 27, 2012 at 11:06 pm -

   I agree with Daniel and justme. If the economy tanks people are going to ignore social issues. Seven dollar a gallon gas is all it takes to put in “the other guy,” AKA “anybody but.”

   Votes ain’t jokes. What has to happen before we take this santorum seriously?

   Say, how did Rush Limbaugh’s Operation Chaos work out?

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   Badge Society February 28, 2012 at 2:34 am -

   Lol I hope they do this. It would ensure an Obama win. This guy could never win the General Election. He rubs too many people the wrong way.

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   Priya Lynn February 28, 2012 at 11:04 am -

   To all those saying Santorum can’t win, people we’re also positive at one time he could never come remotely close to winning the Republican nomination. A lot could change between now and November, anything could happen.