The second ad of the day and this one is aimed directly at Romney.

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  • las1

    Good ad… the best in fact from Santorum.

    • NHConservative0221

      It sure is! Please join me in donating to Santorum to see more ads like this!

      • sDee

        Done!

        • NHConservative0221

          Thank you, you’re a true patriot! :)

          Have you or anyone made any phone calls? How have they gone so far?

      • las1

        I’d love to… but Newt is my guy and my money goes to him. But that does not mean I detract from Santorum.

        Does Newt take $Cad.? it’s the most sound currency at the moment. I think that Republicans accepting donations from Canadians would get the same pass that Obama got when phone banks in the West Bank were set up to take contributions for him in 2008.

        The libs will being going through Republican contributions with a lice comb.

        Funny how that works eh!

  • http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada

    Great ad Rick. While I hope to see more ads on what you will bring to the Oval office, and not so many ads throwing dirt, this is a good and to the point ad.

    PS- Sorry Scoop, but are you listening to Rush now talking about the possibility of mittens having Rand Paul as VP? I’ve heard this a few times in my travels around the net the past couple of weeks- what’s your take?

    • Xman97

      I think Ron Paul’s uncharacteristic attack on Santorum yesterday was a good indicator. Paul has mostly stayed above the frays in EVERY debate, but for some odd reason started nailing Santorum yesterday. Did anyone else not think that was odd and out of character?

      • TPDanbo

        HARDLY, RON PAUL is a crazy weasel, he’s been doing these sneak back attacks off and on throughout the campaign. Time for him to go back to padded cell and put on his lovey white jacket with the extra long arms.

      • Sober_Thinking

        It IS highly suspicious… he’s had it in for Santorum from the start but yesterday was WAY over the top for him. That’s why, even though there is no hard evidence, it’s easier for me to believe rumors like he’s secretly working with/for Romney (as terrible as that sounds). That’s as much of an indictment on how oily and rotten Romney’s campaign and tactics have been this election. He’s the dirtbag in this rodeo.

        • NHConservative0221

          Any Paul supporter who has any self respect should abandon him immediately!! It couldn’t be anymore obvious. Paul hasn’t attacked the biggest RINO in the race in MIttens at all!

          For how long have the Paul supporters talked about principle and the need to stop big gov’t as usual?? Apparently Paul’s ego and his son’s career is more important than the future of the country.

          • Sober_Thinking

            Wow… you’re two for two! You make a good point.

            We have a couple of RP supporters on this site. One made the point that RP wants to make this a contest between RP and Romney (picking off the conservative candidates). The sentiment was that RP would shellac Romney. I thought it was an interesting premise… but again, there seems like something underhanded is going on here.

            • NHConservative0221

              Thanks!

              The problem is there’s no chance of a Paul vs. Mittens showdown. Paul hasn’t even won a single state. He has no shot. Especially in primaries that don’t allow wishy washy independents to vote.

              Santorum needs to call out Paul over this.

              Paul’s supporters need to wake up.. Either they stand for principle or they are nothing more than Obama-like drones in their worship of Paul.

              • Sober_Thinking

                Well, that is a point I’ve been making for months now – Ron Paul has zero chance of winning the GOP nomination. I’ll just stop at one of the many reasons why I make such a bold statement like that (and believe it): The GOP establishment hates the Tea Party. The Tea Party will wreck everything for those money/power-grubbing bastiges. And Ron Paul has been called the “Father of the Tea Party” by some. Ron Paul would cut government, spending, governmental power, etc. to the core if successful. And the godfathers of the GOP will never allow him to win or to do that.

                You’re right though… there’s an odd sort of “sell-out appearance” going on with RP these days. He needs to knock that off and stick to his many solid principles imo.

              • Rightstuff1

                I’m sorry but Paul’s supporters are like libs on acid….they are crazy. Sorry but its true. you cannot reason with a Paul-bot, they go from zero to lunatic fringe in 1 second flat :-) . If anyone has debated with em you will know this is true.

                • NHConservative0221

                  I agree. I got a bunch of them in my local 912 group, just told them they’re just like a bunch of Obama-like drones in their worship of Paul.

                  They won’t ever criticize Paul for anything. Not on the racist newsletters or nothing but excuses for the Paul-Mittens alliance.

                  I’ve about had it with this 912 group too. No one seems to care about this alliance and all I get is garbage for even bringing it up. Pathetic.

            • keyesforpres

              I’m afraid Paul is planning on giving his delegates to Romney. There is talk of Romney asking Rand to be his VP running mate. I had wondered why Paul didn’t go after Romneycare.

              • Sober_Thinking

                I sure hope that doesn’t happen.

          • Rightstuff1

            RP is not a conservative at all. He is frankly a libertarian and attaches himself to the Rep Party out of the need to be elected because if he were to run as a libertarian and was not under the Rep banner he would never hold any office.

            Paul is a weasel. His attacks on Santorum were just disgusting. Calling Santorum a fake? Say what !!!!!??? and he has nothing to say against FrankenRomney?? Oh puhhhleasssseeeeee…..time out…deep breath…

            Go Rick !!!! Go Newt !!!! Go back to the gutter Romney and take your weasel with ya :-)

            • NHConservative0221

              Mark Levin ripped RuPaul a new one tonight. He exposed Rumpelstiltskin for calling Lincoln the worst President in history and for calling Reagan a failure.

              Levin showed exactly what you’re saying, that RuPaul has never been a conservative. He’s never accomplished anything of substance in 30 years in the Congress. RuPaul is a disgrace.

            • keyesforpres

              Yeah, I thought Paul acted like a total democrat party mascot.

      • Amy

        He actually started before the debate even – talking about how candidates shouldn’t be talking about social issues…

        I think The Hill and Daily Caller might be on to something though – Rand Paul might be in the list of VP’s. That would definately assure Romney of Paul’s delegates if it is a brokered convention.

        • librtifirst

          Rand has said that he would be open to a VP invitation, but nothing definite about running with Romney. You might want to look into where Paul supporters stand on the issue of Paul running with Romney. You might find that a lot of them won’t vote for Romney regardless. Myself included. I would rather see a third party run, and will vote third party either way. Romney will change nothing, and continue the same policies that Obama has. He won’t do much of anything about the spending, and won’t repeal Obama Care. Why would I vote for that? I would rather help pump up the third party numbers for the next time around, if there is a next time. During the 2010 election, Santorum said “republicans have lost their way”, and “we blew it when we had the chance”. Nothing has changed.

          • keyesforpres

            Hate to break it to you, but Paul doesn’t care if you vote for Romney or not. He’s obviously in the tank for him and it is probably because of his son. He knows we conservatives will hold our nose and vote Romney if he’s the nominee because we know if Obama gets back in, our country will be gone. Again, Paul does not care about his supporters. He cares about himself and setting the stage for his son’s rise.

            • librtifirst

              It is possible that Paul is doing an about face from the last 35 years and giving up completely on his cause for liberty, but not likely.

              People are buying into this media campaign way too easily. The media has basically been ignoring Paul for a couple of months. He still gets tons of votes, and then they set up a conspiracy about him being in cahoots with Romney. Who will this conspiracy theory hurt, and who will it help? Everyone says that the media is pumping up Romney, and ignoring Paul.

              This helps Romney, and seeks to damage Paul’s support. Exactly what I would expect the media to be doing.

              • keyesforpres

                I’m so sick of hearing that the media is ignoring Paul. That is not true. Heck, the more coverage he gets the worse he looks.

      • NCHokie02

        Something is going on. He’s running an anti-Santorum ad in MI where he isn’t even close to winning. No ads against Romney though. No verbal attacks against Romney either. Something’s going on. I liked how he used to stay above it and just give his views but yesterday was new for him.

        • NHConservative0221

          RuPaul is a national disgrace. An embarrassement. We knew all we needed to know when he wouldn’t take any responsibility for the newsletters.

        • Rightstuff1

          If it looks like poop, smells like poop then its probably poop…..

          RP is a kook. He’s crazier than the craziest lib who has spent their entire life below ground. His “policies” are bereft of political insight with the sole exception of auditing thre fed, that I agree with him on. But Israel, on marriage, social issues, overseas bases oh my goshhhh he is crazy.

          Forgive me but its lunacy. He would close down all overseas bases in his presidency. So we could expect the North Koreans to invade South Korea. We could expect China to take back Taiwan….can you imagine the world after just these two events occurred? Not to mention the destruction os Israel, Iran with a bomb.

          Pleassssseeeeee…..and now he is bed with Romney. Yuck !!!! He is a little germy weasel….

      • ApplePie101

        Romney and Paul are starting to resemble Dr. Evil and Mini-me.

      • puma_for_life

        If you watch the video I posted above, you will get a better understanding of why Paul is po’d at Santorum. Here it is again:

        http://www.dailypaul.com/216108/alert-doug-wead-on-andrea-mitchell-msnbc-1pm-et-now

      • librtifirst

        Paul is not comfortable with direct confrontation, and he doesn’t like to talk about other people in a personal way. With that said, his campaign has been pushing him from the beginning to be more aggressive. They have been putting out aggressive ads, and trying to get him to respond in like manner. He isn’t very good at it. His nature is to keep things light, if people haven’t noticed. Every time he jabs someone, he has an uneasy joking manner about it.

        Paul is trying to step up to the personal attack plate, at least to the extent that his campaign wants him to. I agree that some of this is necessary, but he just isn’t good at it. His Bachman comment on Leno was a good example, and totally blew me away.

        I believe that his campaign people might want him to consider the option of him brokering for VP. He has a lot of energetic supporters who do a lot of work for him, and he doesn’t want to turn them off, so he avoids the direct issue of possibilities at the convention, and just runs for the nomination. I hope that this doesn’t cause problems in his campaign. We will see.

        His campaign people might have a little bit of lurnin to do. They need to realize that many Paul supporters won’t vote for Romney, even if Paul runs with him. Nor will they vote for Romney if Rand runs with him. Romney may want those votes, but many won’t happen for him, regardless of who he tries to suck in to his ticket. The convention will show where Paul’s supporting delegates stand.

        Paul running for VP with Romney will not help his cause. His cause is what he has always been there for. What good is being VP, if the media ignores you? For all these years, Paul has not compromised his principles, and never engaged in power brokering. I don’t think that he will start now. Why would Romney want a VP who would be talking crap about his policies for the first four years of his presidency?

        • Xman97

          Like Gingrich said of himself, I don’t think anyone would want Paul for VP.. maybe a cabinet position, but not VP.  I agree with a lot of Paul’s views on domestic issues and even the idea of getting our damn noses out of Nation Building.. but his views on Radical Islam or even Islam in general are absolutely ignorant.. He says he is a Christian, then he should know that Islam is a natural mortal enemy.
          I don’t completely agree with you though on his straight as an arrow thing.  Levin did a really good piece about 6 months ago about how Paul opposes bills with earmarks and funding, etc on the surface but then makes sure his district is covered.. In other words, he knows the bill will pass so he loads it up with benefits for his district, then demagogues it in speech.. It’s a win-win.  Then he can say “well I’d be a fool for not representing my district”, then has the gall to blast Santorum.
          They ALL have skeletons in their closet.. Let’s get that straight… I’ll support any of them, but I really don’t like the schenanigans that Romney and/or his people are doing.

          • librtifirst

            Some people are saying that Romney may be trying to co-opt Paul’s campaign. I wouldn’t doubt this too much, but don’t know. Paul definitely sees Santorum and Gingrich as the true “establishment” candidates, and I tend to think that is why he goes after them harder. Paul has hit Romney, and shoots down his positions. Santorum is touting himself as the most conservative candidate. I think that Paul is attacking his false claim, and is trying appeal to the conservatives as the most conservative in competition with Santorum. Nobody really sees Romney as conservative, so there is no real competition there. Newt is too far behind to worry about, and can’t get the delegates to win.

            • keyesforpres

              Actually, Paul attacked Newt in Iowa when Newt was in the lead. He attacked Bachman when she was in the lead. He attacked Cain when he was in the lead, and now he is attacking Santorum. He is definitely tag teaming with Romney. Paul is supposed to be all about liberty, but his silence on liberty stealing Romneycare and Obamacare is deafening.

              • librtifirst

                Paul will be asked about this, and I predict that he will shrug it off as media created. That is what I believe, because it only helps Romney, and hurts possible support for Paul. It amazes me that all these people that generally call Paul “tin foil hat wearing”, are so quick to buy into this conspiracy, and especially at a time where Paul would have beat Romney if Maine republicans ran an honest vote count.

                Paul is threatening. That is where this comes from. The media knows that the anti-Paul right would just love to hear this, so I guess their reaction should have been expected. Paul is gaining support from the right as well as the left, so something has to be done. This is nothing new to Paul supporters. We see these kinds of tactics all the time.

                • keyesforpres

                  So why doesn’t Paul go after Mitt? Why doesn’t he attack him on Romneycare? He’s supposed to be about liberty. Having the gov’t determine whether we live or die is sure a loss of liberty don’t ya think?

                • librtifirst

                  Paul knows certain things really well. He isn’t the best at these hack “hurry up and get it out” media manipulated debates. When he is answering a question, or responding to other people, he goes to what he knows best, and that is philosophic principles. You might have noticed that he rarely studies up on a particular subject for the purpose of using it against a particular candidate. Santorum is really good at this, and Romney is pretty good as well. Gingrich avoids it as much as possible, but it comes out occasionally. Paul usually criticizes with generalities, and usually in response to another person’s comments toward him. Paul knows who the establishment guys are, and what they were doing in the past, but probably only brushes up on details so that he can use them, if needed, in a debate. Paul is weak on his ability to verbalize specifics about other people’s past, so he just generalizes philosophically most of the time.

                  Paul’s support comes from the liberty movement. The conservatives who have wanted small government, but never see it happen, are coming his way because they are giving up on the system. Paul addresses the system. Gingrich addresses the system, but it is a different big government system. I think that he surged because he did well in sparking a response in the small government people, but has lost his support because they eventually saw through it. This is where Paul is strong. People eventually choose him, then stick with it because they trust him.

                  Paul has been warning about totalitarian rule for many years. He has stated that this government medical system will hurt people. He was complaining about the government in medicine in the seventies and ran for office to change this kind of government intervention.

                  If you are so focused on one individual that you miss the rest of it, you don’t give the message of liberty due exposure. Buying into party political rhetoric, or just attacking the current leader, or front runner, is not a good tactic, because the goal is to expose the whole system of corruption and tyranny. Paul regularly says that there is, ultimately, no difference between the other three candidates. He lumps them all together all of the time.

                  Repeating what Santorum, Romney, and Gingrich say almost every debate, does not help Paul’s goal. There is no lack of exposure of Obama Care, or Romney Care. Why waste your time focusing on it? Paul is trying to create a clear image of contrast from the other three.

                • keyesforpres

                  This election is about Obamacare. What do you mean that we shouldn’t focus on it. Paul did say in one of the debates that if he was president he did not see himself getting rid of Obamacare. Santorum said that is why he jumped into the race. He said that will be the first thing he gets rid of as president.

                  Yup, Paul is all general platitudes. He uses “Constitution” and “liberty” the way that
                  O used “hope” and “change”. It means nothing the way Paul uses them as buzz words.

                  You are right about him not doing any research. His lack of understanding of Islamic doctrine is APPALING. He probably has never heard of the Mahdi. That is what drives the Iranian leadership to want to “wipe Israel off the map”. Research it if you don’t know about it.

                • librtifirst

                  I know about the Islamist ideology, and so does Paul. Neither one of us consider it to be a real threat to our freedom. The US will never fall to Islam if we protect “our” rule of law. The Koran is as much of a governing and legal document as anything else. That is how they get away with their totalitarian theocracy in the middle east. If we protect our own “rule of law”, based on the “constitution”, then we don’t have any problems. If we protect “our own” borders, then we don’t have any imminent “Islamic terrorist threat from them”. None of this requires us to fight wars in those countries.

                  You assume that he is ignorant of it, when the fact is that he just cares more about us, than he does some theoretical threat. I know that Islam is a terrorist religion, but nobody on the debate stage is saying that. Why? You should be mad at Santorum and Gingrich for denying that Islam is the real problem. Mitt Romney as well.

                  They all know that it won’t help them get elected. The other three only want wars in big oil nations. They don’t say anything about Islamic genocide in African countries where there isn’t any oil. Why is that? Are they ignorant about it? Why just the middle eastern oil countries? Shouldn’t we be fighting the real threat of Islam, and calling out the religion as the real problem? What’s up with these guys? Are they all so stupid that they just don’t get it? Throw them all out and vote for……….. Oh yeah, I forgot. We only get who the media and the GOP establishment puts up for us to vote for.

                  But wait. Ron Paul is the only one who isn’t funded by the banks. He is the only one relying on individual people to fund his campaign. He doesn’t get money from the GOP, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, etc. He doesn’t get a single dollar from the Fed Res golden children. He was the one who was cut out of debates the last time around, but couldn’t be ignored this time. Then they tried it again in the media, and his support still grows.

                  If this election is about Obama Care, we are screwed. Paul was right when he said “it isn’t likely to be repealed”, when asked if it would be. He didn’t say that he didn’t want to, he explained that it wasn’t likely to happen. Which was the only honest answer to the question. What does it take to repeal it? How many other bills like this have been repealed, and why? None, and because the GOP drops the ball every time they have the chance. Why? They don’t really appose it on the power structure level. Its the same for abortion. Paul had the solution when the GOP had the majority, and the white house, and they refused to do it. Why? They don’t really care. Our country is murdering babies every day, but the GOP couldn’t be bothered to bring it to a vote.

                  Wake up people.

                • keyesforpres

                  Santorum does not deny that Islam is a threat. He actually talked about the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and elsewhere in the debate.

                  Have you not heard how shariah is creeping into our courts? RS posted about a muslim judge ruling against a victim of a muslim assault yesterday.

                  Paul actually said Islam is not a problem.

                  Obamacare can be repealed because it has not been fully implemented.

                  Paul had the solution? What did he do to get something done when Republicans had control of both houses? What?
                  Oh he complains about foreign aid, but he voted to give the Fakestinians 500 million bucks and he refused to condemn the terrorist group Hamas. Refused to admit they are a terrorist organization.

                • librtifirst

                  Santorum supports all the wars, but does not say that Islam is the real war to fight. If we are fighting Islam, the true threat, then we should fight the real war instead of these oil country wars. This is crony capitalism at its worst, not specifying the target as the religion, and changing tactics to battle the religion. If you go to war against the religion, you have to address it in “this” country as well. They want to leave it alone here, and use the religious rhetoric to fight oil wars. That makes a lot of sense. If they want to be credible on this issue, then address Islam as the focus of our efforts, and quit toppling middle eastern oil countries. Go to Africa and deal with the Islamic genocide head on, where there isn’t any oil. Then, you would have credibility.

                  If you can offer even a possibility as to what Paul could have forced over five hundred other colleagues to do, I will listen. The fact of the matter is, the establishment GOP controls the power structure, and keeps bills out that would change the status quo. The status quo includes what the liberal before them did. Paul introduces bills all the time. Bills that would get rid of the fourth amendment destroying Patriot Act. Do you appose that? The republicrats in power, such as Bohner, and previously Gingrich, won’t introduce these bills when they have the power to do it. Even when they could have destroyed the supreme courts authority over the abortion issue, they said “no”. Yes, Paul does suggest these things. He does introduce the bills. You are buying the lie that the republicans, like Santorum and Gingrich, actually care about these things.

                  They care so much that they vote for bills that give Planned Parenthood millions of dollars. Paul votes against them. They care so much that they vote for “No Child Left Behind” and grow federal power and spending. Paul votes against it, every time.

                  If you want to trust the very people who screwed us over royally when they had the power, go ahead. As I said before, I expect them to get in. I’ve been around too long, and seen too much to think anything else.

                • keyesforpres

                  We go into the oil countries because it is in our national interest to do so. If we were to go into those countries in Africa (by the way O does have us in 4 African countries now) that would be policing. Don’t you think? I thought we only go to war when it is in our national interest. Yes? We need to drill for our own oil and then pull up our oil wells in the Middle East and let them figure out how to get the oil out of the ground.

                  Again, I have met Santorum twice and both times he talked about the threat of Islam. I informed him that the OIC-Organization of Islamic Cooperation is runnning the UN and they are bringing in thousands of muslims here every month. That they are determining refugee status for ppl coming here!! Rick was very shaken when I told him this and I told him we must put a stop to it. I bet he does if he ‘s president.

                  I have heard Paul say Islam is not a problem and that we should keep letting them immigrate here.

                  You have not defended Paul at all in your comment.

                  What specific bills did he introduce? What? He pretty much spent his time stuffing bills with earmarks and then voted no on those bills because he knew they would pass. Not ethical in my book. If you are against the bill, don’t put earmarks in it. No excuse for that. NONE.

                • librtifirst

                  Paul’s policies actually solve the problems that you are talking about.

                  “Get out of the UN.” “They have no authority in the US, and our politicians are selling us out”.

                  “Get out of the middle east, and develop our own energy”. “The constitution does not give the federal government authority to stop production here, or push people around over there”.

                  “Bring our troops home, and put our National Guard on border patrol”. “Spend the money securing our borders, not Afghanistan’s”, Iraq’s, ect.”

                  “Our biggest national security problem is our economy and devaluation of the dollar by the Fed Res”.

                  If you want to support the guys who sold us out, go for it. People who support Paul, don’t buy into their crap anymore. Once you take the red pill, there is no going back.

                • keyesforpres

                  Oh and yes, I do oppose getting rid of the Patriot Act. I don’t “appose” though. The Patriot Act simply allows the Feds to have the same authority as the police already have. For example, the now only need one warrant to listen in a suspected terrorist’s disposable cell phone calls. Before, they’d have to get a warrant for every cell phone. By the time they got the warrant, the suspected terrorist was already on a new cell phone.

                  They weren’t just randomly listening to Americas (as Clinton did under Operation Echelon), they had to have a reasonable suspicion that they were engaging in terrorism. Thousands of lives were saved under Bush with the Patriot Act. The stopped a plot to blow up gas lines near a major airport. Stopped a plot to blow up the Brooklyn Bridge. Stopped a plot to stop an attack on the Sears Tower.

                  I initially supported No Chid Left Behind. It sounded like a good idea at the time. Sometimes it seems good at the time and then one realizes it was a mistake. I have no problem with someone realizing they made a mistake and it must now be changed.

                  I have no respect for Paul putting earmarks into bills he knew would pass and then voting no on them so he could crow he voted no.

                • librtifirst

                  I agree with Santorum’s view on earmarks. This is how the two parties divvy out the cash. If the government didn’t steal our money, then give the most corrupt power brokers the check book, it would be much better.

                  With that said, the whole system is unconstitutional. Yes, Paul knows that it will be passed, and puts in for his district’s share of earmarks. This allows him to try to get his constituent’s money back, but protest the system with a “no” vote. The whole thing is corrupt.

                  I supported no child left behind as well. It was because I believed the lies of the establishment GOP at the time. Now I say: “the federal government has no authority, or moral right, to take from the people and distribute it as they wish”. Santorum doesn’t say this, because he wants to steal from the people, and distribute it as he wishes. He just apposes some things, now.

                  The Patriot Act gives the government authority to infringe upon our rights. It doesn’t give them the right to infringe upon our rights. Right is right, and wrong is wrong. The PA is wrong. If you are willing to allow this, or support it, then you are telling them that they can take whatever they want from you. This will lead to totalitarianism. It always does.

                  Most of what the federal government passes, and does, is illegal. We have a supreme law, and they break it all the time. We have a criminal government. They are not legitimate. They just have the ability to write laws that are “illegal”. What else do you call law breakers? Every other law breaker is called a criminal. “Criminal”, should be in front of every reference to “government” when talking about the federal criminal government. They can change this if they start following our supreme law. They can change the supreme law, but it appears that they would rather break it.

                • keyesforpres

                  You won’t change my mind on the Patriot Act. It has saved thousands of lives. I explained it pretty well and won’t do it again.

                  Islam is our most dangerous issue.

                  Again, it isn’t “appose”, it is oppose.

                • keyesforpres

                  We’re not buying into anything. We going by what we see Ron Paul doing and saying. Look at the way he acted in the debate last night.Look at his ads. He literally goes after the Republican that rises to the top with laser like focus and ignores Romney. You defend this all you want, but I find it despicable.

                • librtifirst

                  He does it because they are rising to the top with lazer like focus. That’s the point. Paul doesn’t have to prove that he is more conservative than Romney. That is obvious to most.

                  Here are a few videos of Paul going after Romney.

                • keyesforpres

                  Not one of these videos shows Paul going after Romney’s record in the debates. Just a disgreement about money in the budget.
                  His ad going after Romney on Bain is a real turn off. He’s attacking free markets with that ad. TURN Off.
                  Again, nothing on Romneycare and nothing in the debates.

                • librtifirst

                  This ad is about corruption and hypocrisy. It hits hard.

                  This ad links Obama Care and Romney Care.

                  This ad bashes Romney and two others, but not some.

                  This interview has Paul calling Romney a “serial flip flopper” and pointing out a specific case.

                  Another one bashing Romney as not trustworthy and a flipper when it benefits him.

                  Paul’s lead adviser bashing Romney and saying he is like Obama.

                  Romney hasn’t attacked Paul or lied about him like the others. Paul still bashes Romney, but has defended Romney, when asked about the media spin against Romney concerning an untruth. Mutual respect in a campaign doesn’t mean they are in cahoots.

                • keyesforpres

                  Uh huh. Again, nothing in the debates. Nothing where he could have called Romney out face to face. NOTHING in the debates.

                • librtifirst

                  Here is Paul’s response to it today. He bashes Romney while explaining his discount of the whole thing.

                • keyesforpres

                  Whoopie. He denies it in an interview on CNN. So what? I’m talking about in the debates. He has never gone after Romney’s record. Never gone after him for the liberty stealing Romneycare. If Paul truly cares about liberty, he’d have gone after Romney more than any other candidate.

                  I must confess, your feeble attempt to cover for Paul makes me dislike Paul even more. All your videos have done is prove that Paul has not gone after Romney on Romneycare.

              • librtifirst

                Paul has attacked Romney as well, but Romney has had a general lead the whole time. Especially when you consider that the GOP is swinging the vote counts his way. You don’t have to do much research to realize that. Paul has been competing with the rest of the supposed conservatives. Paul doesn’t see much need to with Romney, because most people know that he isn’t one.

                Paul could change his strategy because of this and go after Romney more. He might. If going after the supposed conservatives is the better strategy, then I hope he doesn’t. Romney is doing so well, because the vote counts are changed before they are reported. They are reported “Romney wins” when 15% of the vote is still out there, and it is within a couple hundred votes of Paul winning. The GOP cancels county caucus’ when they know Paul will win them, and they can’t cover the votes.

                If Romney is the GOP “chosen one”, and his votes will simply be taken from others and counted for him, then why should Paul go after him? Better to shut down the other guys and take their votes and delegates as much as possible. Eventually it will become too obvious when they steal the votes.

                If you think that electronic voting is good, check this out. There is much more out there.

                Vote counts are a joke in these elections. Only the chosen, establishment candidates win. That is why Paul is going for the delegate count.

                • keyesforpres

                  What pathetic logic. The way you Paul supporters contort yourselves in defending Paul is unreal. If Paul truly cared about this country he’d go after Romney, not the Conservatives. I’m tired of him acting like this is a game. It will take a conservative to get o out. NOT the Rhino Romney.
                  I have yet to see Paul go after Romney in the debates. Nor have I seen him run a neg. ad against Romney.

                  If he is doing what you are saying then he is truly a selfish j@ck@ss and he needs to drop out of the race. That is, if he wants O out of office.

                • librtifirst

                  If the conservatives are not really conservative, do you attack the one who obviously isn’t, or the ones who put up the best show of conservatism?

                • keyesforpres

                  If Paul is truly about individual liberty, he would go after Romney over Romneycare. Gov’t deciding whether we live or die is the ultimate loss of liberty. Paul’s silence is deafening.

                  I also find it odd that he did not go after Romney in Florida.

                • librtifirst

                  You are the first one that I have ever heard question Paul’s individual liberty positions, or consistency. Every vote he has made for the last thirty five years was based on constitutionality, and the bill of rights. People say that Paul hasn’t had any success passing legislation. When you vote against everything that has anything unconstitutional in it, that tends to happen. When you offer bills that would help to destroy other people’s unconstitutional legislation, they don’t let it go through. The speaker of the house decides this, and you don’t become speaker if you don’t go along to get along. Paul wouldn’t be any different than the rest if he played this game. People who do “go along to get along” will never reverse anything, or change anything.

                  Paul is the only one that you can trust to sign a repeal of Obama Care. Most everyone knows this. They know that he means what he says. That is why they fear him being president. If he says he will bring the troops home as soon as possible, he will.

                  Plenty of people are voting for the guys who will never repeal anything, and will continue the course we are on. I expect it to happen just that way. That is why I store food, and make sure that I can defend myself when the dollar crashes. I hope you are getting ready for this. I don’t wish being unprepared on anyone. It will be hell in America.

                • keyesforpres

                  Apparently you did not see the debate where Paul said he did not see himself getting rid of Obamacare. And please don’t tell me it is Congress that has to pass the law to overturn it. I am well aware of that, but we need a president that will go after them to get it done. His limp wristed, “I don’t see myself getting rid of Obamacare” is not what I want in a president.

                  Both Santorum and Gingrich said that is the first thing they will get Congress to do.

                  Please give me a specific bill that Paul tried to get thru Congress back when we had a Rep. House and a Rep. Senate. I never heard of him before the 2008 presidential election. Never heard of him in Congress fighting to stop bad bills or get a liberty bill passed. Never heard him do diddly.

                  Your post is the same general platitudes

                • librtifirst

                  You keep misquoting Paul. It appears that you are hearing what you want to hear. This signifies that an extreme emotional bias exists, and that emotion is driving your opinions at this point. We all get a bit emotional about these big issues, but I try to have a little discipline in, at least, quoting people in context. Since I do not have the ability to appeal to your emotional state in such a way as to be effective, I won’t try.

                  Paul has a certain set of bills that he introduces every year. He has introduced many hundreds of bills. You can find this info if you want to. Santorum even mentioned that out of 900+ bills that Paul introduced, only a few made it in. I didn’t think that Obama Care was likely to get repealed, even before Paul said that it wasn’t likely.

                  The GOP is not as different as the Dems as you apparently think. I used to buy into that, but finally wised up after 20 years of disappointment.

                  The media puts up who they want to run. The establishment parties promote these guys as well. You don’t know who a lot of people are, because they don’t want you to. Why do you think that the government/media is going after control of the internet? It is the last outlet of mass free press. There is an information war going on, and they are losing. Even Hillary admits it in this clip. She talks about foreign press, but the reality is that it is not just foreign press. It is infowars.com, it is Peter Schiff, it is Gerald Celente, and a massive amount of people who use youtube, facebook, and others to get out an alternative message that defies the government/media. The US mainstream media is a joke. They say that unemployment is 8.3%, and the dollar is strong, and gold isn’t money, and Saddam is close to having a nuke, stock prices are legitimate, the Fed Res is good for our economy, etc, etc, etc,. They omit reality, and report for the government.

                  Real journalism is gone, my friend. The press was supposed to be the “fourth branch of government” whose job was to expose government. How are they doing? You said it yourself, “I never heard of Ron Paul before 08″. He’s been there, going against these tyrants for a long time.

                • keyesforpres

                  Uh, I am well aware of how bad the “media” is in this country.

                  I am not misquoting Paul. He said he did not see himself getting rid of Obamacare. I heard him say.

                • librtifirst

                  The first link is the response that you are talking about. I researched it, and there isn’t any other possible reference in a debate concerning what you say he said. Maybe you could provide it. All the debates are out there.

                  Here is Paul trashing Obama Care, and talking about a bill that he is introducing.

                  Ron Paul talks about his anti-Obama Care bill.

                  Ron Paul talks about religion vs Obama Care

                  Paul covers the subject well enough.

                • keyesforpres

                  NO, it was the SC debates where he said he did not see himself getting rid of Obamacare. Anyway, none of those other videos are of the debates. He spent the whole evening attacking Santorum and now Romney is in the lead in Michigan. Who would you prefer, Romney or Santorum? I would prefer Santorum.

                  I’m done with you. I do find you Paul supporters to be beyond reach and quite tiresome. I’m not interested in hearing or seeing any more videos of your senile and despicable candidate.

                • librtifirst

                  So be it. It never came up in the SC debate. I agree, this is quite tiresome.

          • keyesforpres

            The term “radical Islam” is a redundency. There is only Islam and it is radical.

            • librtifirst

              I agree.

            • Iloveliberty71

              So, is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar radical? How about Muhammad Ali? What about Cat Stevens (Yusuf Islam)? Dave Chappelle?

              • keyesforpres

                You are mixing up two different things. Islam is an ideology and Muslims are people. Not all Muslims know or understand Islam and they aren’t radical. Those that do understand it and believe in the Shariah are dangerous.
                Cat Stevens supported the Fatwah on Salmon Rushdie. He said that he had just converted to Islam at the time the Fatwah was issued and that he “got carried away”. Uh huh. Just like when someone converts to Christianity. Not!

                Muhammad Ali doesn’t live by Islamic teachings as he loves his wife and daughter. He does not enslave them or mistreat them.
                I have met several former muslims and they all say the same thing: They hate Islam.

        • keyesforpres

          He doesn’t want Ron, he wants Rand. At least he’s stringing Ron along to think that. The Daily Caller had a good article on it yesterday. You should read it. I posted it several times on here yesterday under the Levin video.
          Ron would be a dumb VP choice for numerous reasons, starting with his age. You usually pick a VP that will have a chance to run for president after your term/terms are up.

    • sDee

      What ever Romney has promised, Paul the fool will be in for a a rude awakening.

      Romney is a liar and antithesis of everything Paul stands for. He will not tolerate Paul or anyone else who believes in liberty and limited government anywhere near him.

      • librtifirst

        Romney doesn’t want a VP who will talk trash about his policies during his presidency, and Paul could never put up a false unified front in a campaign to beat Obama.

        Edit: Though Romney could change his positions to sound just like Paul, and then they could put up a unified front, but I don’t think Paul would buy into it.

    • puma_for_life

      For all of you Paul/Romney conspiracy types, here is an interview with Doug Wead, Paul Senior Campaign Advisor, talking with Andrea Mitchell (yuk) today, on this topic:

      http://www.dailypaul.com/216108/alert-doug-wead-on-andrea-mitchell-msnbc-1pm-et-now

      In addition, Karl Rove on Fox also commented on this so-called conspiracy saying it happens all of the time with all of the candidates, they work together at times to gain an advantage.

      • puma_for_life

        Oh, and one other thing: I listened to Rush today also and he was incorrect when he said that Paul was not planning on campaigning in Michigan, just running this one anti-Santorum ad (supposedly to help Romney). I hate to break the news to him, but Ron Paul is campaigning in Michigan for three days: the 25, 26, and 27..and that last date includes a town hall meeting in Detroit in a poor, black neighborhood.

        • keyesforpres

          Yes, I hear the clueless one on Islam will be in Dearbornistan campaigning. I hope he takes note of all the women wearing their cloth coffins while walking three steps behind their man. Much of Dearbornistan looks like the Gaza strip now. Many muslim women are disappearing. It is believed they are being killed in (un)honor killings by their families and no one says anything since it is okie dokie to kill your child in Islamic societies, but hey, like Paul says, “Islam is not a problem”.

      • librtifirst

        Thanks. I hadn’t been to the Daily Paul sit today.

  • Nukeman60

    I like the way he gives the sources for each quote. What will they say, ‘Not only are these lies, smears, and totally untrue, but they didn’t give any sources… No, wait… I had to say those things because, because…Aww, heck. I’m Mitt Romney and I’ll buy your vote.’

    • Linky1

      or, “I’m Mitt Romney, I don’t know anything about this ad, please call my Super PAC.”

  • http://onthemark1.blogspot.com/ On The Mark

    Nice! We need to see lots more of this and more like it. I wish we could also see reruns of McCain’s and Huckabee’s anti-Romney ads from 2008.

    • Sober_Thinking

      Great point. I don’t think Santorum wants to run a “dirty” campaign… but just like Romney, look the other way while his superPAC does the dirty work and airs these again. Learn from those who have already been your shoes Rick.

      • NHConservative0221

        Big difference. Santorum is pointing out the FACTS.

        Mittens is using his Superpac to smear everyone else. He had them play the robocalls of Santorum endorsing Mittens in 2008. Paid supporters to remove Santorum signs. Had his PAC lie about Newt’s record of working with Reagan.

        Mittens can only smear others b/c his own record sucks. Same as Maobama.

        • Sober_Thinking

          Spot on my friend. You are absolutely right.

  • Sparky5253

    I hope Santorum and Romney chew on one another so that both lose votes to Newt!

    Last nights debate clearly indicated that Gingrich is the most Conservative, the man with the solutions, and the tenacity to reverse the economic down slide.

    Newt is the knowledgeable statesman and if Obama engages in conflict with Iran before Nov. then Newt is the only candidate with the required geo-political knowledge and experience to manage yet another war.

    Santorum is too much of a loose cannon and Romney hasn’t the foreign knowledge and experience.

    • Sober_Thinking

      Well, okay. We saw the reverse of Florida where Santorum looked flat and Newt, when left alone could really shine – which he does so well.

      Gingrich is not the most conservative candidate – that’s just silly to say. There is nothing that will make that stick. He’s held moderate positions on some issues in his past too many times (remember the couch with Pelosi for instance?). He is now conservative and is spot on with many things… but he’s not the MOST conservative.

      Santorum is too much of a loose cannon? And Gingrich isn’t? Where are you getting this stuff?

      Gingrich again proved last night why he needs to be in this race… he’s brilliant and speaks “Tea Party” better than the others in the race (yes, even Ron Paul). I would be thrilled if he or Santorum win the GOP nomination. Newt deserves to win imo. But so does Santorum. So, to be fair, I don’t think you can say what you said with a straight face.

      • NHConservative0221

        I just hope that Newt doesn’t cost Santorum Michigan.

        • Sober_Thinking

          Well… he might. I thought he did well last night and frankly, Rick got beat up a bit.

          I still think Santorum will get at least 2nd… if nothing else, three nice things are happening: 1) Romney is sweating and is worried. 2) Santorum is being vetted – the bad things in his past are being dragged into the light… he has to deal with them now and develop a strategy to not make them an issue against Maobama. 3) This whole odd thing between Romney and Paul is now the talk of last night’s debate… good to get that out in the open too. America won’t like it if the two are consorting…

          • NHConservative0221

            At one point last night I though Santorum was going to bring up the Mittens-RuPaul connection. It’s a shame he didn’t.

            He should bring it up over the next couple of days, as soon as possible really.

          • http://www.facebook.com/jaspersilvis Jasper Silvis

            You are right. America did not like it when Huckabee and McCain consorted in 2008 to get rid of Romney and we lost badly with McCain. Now Romney is doing the same thing he complained about McCain and Huckabee doing. Americans will see through this.

          • librtifirst

            The vote count will be what they decide it to be after they are tallied behind closed doors. This is how elections are run by the two parties and the establishment. Sucks, but true. The reason Paul does not cry “theft”, is because his goal is delegates, and they are hard to hide, or change who they vote for.

            • Sober_Thinking

              Delegates do equal a “W”

              • librtifirst

                Delegates can be manipulated, and especially in states that have closed primaries. The delegates might be based on popular vote, which is rigged through electronic voting, or just plain old corruption. If we had an anti-establishment candidate that was doing well, they could easily shut it down. As our economy collapses, and government becomes more and more tyrannical, they are going to end up with some real blow back to this. This happened with SOPA. SOPA was their attempt to start regulating information on the internet, so they could gain back their media monopoly. This would help shut down the flow of information about their corruption, and slow dissent. The problem is that millions of people know about the corruption now, even though the main stream media ignores it. If they can’t get it done here in the US, they will sign treaties with the UN. They are sellouts to the degree that we will allow. We had better get more serious about apposing this crap. Our opposition needs to show in these national elections.

                • Sober_Thinking

                  I think I agree with what you said.

                  If we don’t fix the voting problems in this nation, then we will pay for it.

                  Frankly, I’m not much of a fan for the electoral college or delegate system.

                • librtifirst

                  The answer is localizing elections, and publicly posting the results of individual outcomes. If a private group keeps track of caucus results, they can prove the changed numbers by the GOP. They have. They don’t have a public forum, other than the internet, to get out the facts. The caucus’ are the only place that we can see the fraud. I would personally like to see every county have the same electoral voting power. This would keep Portland from voting for the rest of the state of Oregon. I believe that this is what the founders had in mind. A direct democracy is what the founders feared. Popular voting power is the friend of tyrants.

                • Sober_Thinking

                  Again, as I understand what you said… I think I agree with that.

                  Thanks for your response.

        • keyesforpres

          I agree. I wish Newt would drop out and support Santorum. The goal is to get Mitt out of there!

    • NHConservative0221

      Newt is the most conservative? He talks a good game, but his record proves otherwise. Just ask Paul Ryan and Doug Hoffman.

      Ask Nancy Pelosi.

      I’d take Newt over Mittens, but only as a last resort.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVB7D2KTCEW6NQCZ3JQMOHPFOU V.L.

        You cherry pick his record. If you were to pick a single name of a successful leader in 1994, it would be Gingrich. He lead the congress to a huge victory that year with the Contract with America. And what the establishment is doing to him now is the same thing they did to him in 1998. Or you might say, he was palinized before Palin was.

        • NHConservative0221

          Seriously?

          YOu’re the one doing the cherry-picking. You’re only looking at the good things. What about the bad things, those areas where Newt was on the WRONG side of core conservative issues?

          1. Sitting on that couch with Pelosi, schilling for Al Gore’s global warming site.

          2. Voting for Scozzafavva.

          3. Calling Paul Ryan’s plan “right wing” social engineering.

          4. Supporting the mandate as late as 2011.

          5. Supporting cap and tax in 2007.

          6. Having a global warming chapter in his book “Contract with the Earth” due to come out in 2013, only to recently remove it amid criticism.

          7. Saying FDR was the best president of the 20th century!

          I’d still take Newt over Mittens since he’s at least been a conservative like you pointed out. However, Santorum is much better on core issues.

          • Iloveliberty71

            How can you possibly say Newt is a conservative in the same post where you list a bunch of things that are most certainly NOT conservative?

      • librtifirst

        Santorum exposed himself as a go along to get along last night. Newt is the same guy, but smart enough to avoid the conversation.

  • denbren52

    Just the facts m’am!

  • mjs_pa

    one more that Rick can add from last nights debate:

    Romney “Lied” About Forcing Catholic Hospitals to Provide Abortifacients
    By QUIN HILLYER

    http://spectator.org/blog/2012/02/23/romney-lied-about-forcing-cath

    • Trust1TG

      SO – how many lies in last night’s debate have been documented for Romney so far?

      Last debate the count was SEVEN.

  • Trust1TG

    The PLOT THICKENS:

    Rand Paul – on Romney ticket? – http://thehill.com/blogs/floor-action/house/212241-sen-rand-paul-it-would-be-an-honor-to-be-considered-for-vp-on-a-romney-ticket

    Is that why Ron Paul winked at Romney during the debate last night?

    • Sober_Thinking

      Very interesting… potentially damning.

    • Linky1

      Maybe Paul has a man-crush on Mittens.

      • keyesforpres

        He looked like he had one on Santorum last night with the way he kept reaching out with his hand towards him like he wanted to stroke his cheek or something.

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVB7D2KTCEW6NQCZ3JQMOHPFOU V.L.

      And I thought Paul is a constitutionalist and for small government; so how can he be in the boat with Romney. Who knew? He’s just like the rest of them

    • keyesforpres

      Yup.

  • PFFV

    Romney has been on each side of every issue known to man over the last several years. The clincher is and will always be RomneyCare, how can anyone believe this man will be a true Conservative all of the sudden? He is on the record saying he likes parts of ObamaCare, he isn’t going to repeal it, if you believe he will you are drinking the Manikin Kool-Aid.

    Go Newt!… Go Rick!

    • Sober_Thinking

      Romney is what politicians hope to be when they grow up.

      • Linky1

        Politicians or progressives?

        • Sober_Thinking

          Lol! Touche’!

  • marketcomp

    WOW! That is riveting and hard hitting!

  • Been_There_BT

    Now that is a great ad! I hope he is playing the heck out of it in Michigan. It is what he needs to do.

    We need to stop Romney.

  • 4Hoppes2

    Loved the sound effects almost as much as the messages.

    • Sober_Thinking

      I kept ducking as they swooshed by in my headphones. ;)

  • NCHokie02

    Best ad I’ve seen from Santorum. Sometimes the simplest are the best and most effective.

  • NHConservative0221

    Great ad. Please donate to Santorum to get more ads like this!!

    Frankly I wish Rick would’ve hit Mittens on this last night. It got way off topic with the whole “inside baseball” discussion on earmarks as Rush stated today.

    Santorum is the only conservative hope we have left. Please donate, make phone calls, do whatever you can!

  • WordsFailMe

    Best I’ve seen. Santorum takes MI.

    • NHConservative0221

      Nothing would make me happier. I want this badly!! Now let’s all get to work and help out Rick!!

    • http://black-avenger-1.livejournal.com/profile VirusX

      I thoroughly do not like Willard, and its an affront to me to have people say Michigan is somehow his “home” state. The guy lived in another far left state, not Michigan. His father means nothing to me, because I never even heard of him. I hope he not only loses in Michigan, but loses BIG. If the 2012 is supposed to be a referendum on Obama, I hope the Michigan primaries are a referendum on Willard Romney.

      • keyesforpres

        Be sure to give Santorum a donation!

  • CGpatriot

    Good AD: Santorum and Newt both need to tag team Mitt.

    It’s obvious what Romney is doing, and “possibly” bringing RP into the pic? Oh’ there’s the dream ticket: !SCARY!

    Romney the RINO, who has no scruples and sure isn’t the leader we need, and now with RP climbing on board: Why are we surprised by this antic.

    Say it ain’t so…….paging “Sarah”

  • NHConservative0221

    Interesting Rush talking about John Holdern now… Maobama’s science czar…he said the larger the family the smaller the IQ of the children.. That the US gov’t has the responsibility to halt the growth of the US population! Pretty soon we’ll have a one child policy just like China!

    Holdren served as an advisor to Mittens in MA on how to implement carbon caps!!

    How any conservative can vote for Mittens is beyond me!!

    • Linky1

      Just shows you the 6 degrees of separation between Romney and Obama…..and how quickly they morph into Robama.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Steven-Valdez/1806887704 Steven Valdez

      Santorum and Newt should link Holdern to Romney. Look at the people Mitt Romney he surrounds himself with, he can’t be trusted.

    • keyesforpres

      Yeah, one kid except for muslims. O will let them have their 8 kids each and 4 wives too.

  • JoeMontana16

    I guess rick has never asked for federal money? He is just a social conservative.he is not a fiscal conservative. Besides, Romney has changed those positions which is a good thing. Rick and Newt have done the same thing just in different ways. They are politicians.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Steven-Valdez/1806887704 Steven Valdez

      Romney has been dying to be a politician and inside of washington for years but he couldn’t win. He’s a loser.

    • NHConservative0221

      Santorum is not a fiscal conservative you say??

      Read it and weep:

      http://www.therightscoop.com/dear-santorum-bashers-read-this-and-weep/

      And no one has changed more positions than Mittens!

      Mittens is STILL WRONG on CORE conserrvative issues:

      1. The mandate. Still defends Romneycare to this day! It takes Obamacare off the table for the General election! Mittens advisors went to the While House to advise Maobama on how to implement Obamacare.

      2. Global Warming: Mittens still waffles on this and said in NH in 2011 that he was unsure about manmade global warming. He had Maobama Science czar John Holdren as an advisor to implement carbon caps in MA.

      3. Crony capitalism: Mittens supporter TARP, Santorum did not.

      4. Policies: Mittens is talking about having automatic minimum wage increases while Santorum is talking about why income inequality is a good thing!

  • Trust1TG

    For what it’s worth: “Drudge_Report GALLUP: Romney 50% Obama 46%”

    Newt is still my pick.

    • NHConservative0221

      These polls mean nothing.

      If Mittens gets the nomination, I guarantee Mittens won’t fight Maobama or the media. That will allow Maobama to beat him.

      Only Santorum and Newt have the guts to fight to win.

    • Linky1

      Drudge and Romney are in each others pockets. Drudge’s reporting has lost all credibility. Of course, he is going to put up a favourable poll. BTW, polls have one use-for dogs.

      • keyesforpres

        Hey, you forgot strippers!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Leticia-Velasquez/1653352466 Leticia Velasquez

    Romney asked for it. Now he’s getting it; the truth!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Steven-Valdez/1806887704 Steven Valdez

    Romney, at his most hypocritical, labored hard to present himself as more socially conservative than Santorum, noting that Rick had voted for Planned Parenthood funding. Astonishingly, Santorum missed his chance at a return upper cut. Why didn’t he mention that Romney once gave money to Planned Parenthood from his own pocket? Why didn’t he mention that Romneycare dollars go to Planned Parenthood? http://spectator.org/archives/2012/02/23/the-mittens-come-off-in-mesa

    • NHConservative0221

      I know, I share your frustration. There were alot of missed opportunities.

      Just shows that Santorum is a not a polished politician. He’s an honest and decent person. People need to wake up and realize this.

      Still time for Santorum to go on shows and make headlines pointing these facts out.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Steven-Valdez/1806887704 Steven Valdez

        totally agree, Santorum’s strength is on the stump and he can make headlines there still.

        • keyesforpres

          Yeah, I agree. He is GREAT in person. Got to meet him a couple of times and he doesn’t screen questions. He lets you line up at a microphone and ask your question face to face.

  • unclesamnephew

    yeah rick!

  • usajingoist

    Great ad! No distraction from the issues.

  • 911Infidel

    I got a glimpse of Mr Romney when traveling on business to the state of Massahole in the late 90′s. When debating the very liberal Markey there was no discernable difference between the two. Romney can paint himself as anything that he likes. But the one thing that he is not…is a conservative. Nice looking family though.

  • puma_for_life

    Well, here’s another conspiracy theory: Gingrich is working with Romney to keep Romney in the lead…it is coming from Rachel Maddow, but it is interesting.

    • puma_for_life
    • FreeManWalking

      Newt did a good job providing target practice if Florida while RINOmeny carpet bombed his @$$ with negative ads.

      a stupid conspiracy theory, by a not so intelligent liberal.

      • puma_for_life

        Well, I could say the same thing about the stupid conspiracy theories regarding Paul/Romney just substitute liberal for neocon.

        • keyesforpres

          Except, you can go back and look at how Paul has attacked with laser like focus on whatever Republican candidate rose to the top, but he has never gone after Mitt.

          • Iloveliberty71

            That has been Paul’s strategery from the beginning. No secret. He has been saying so in campaign contribution solicitations since last fall.

            • keyesforpres

              Well, if he is truly for liberty, it is Romney he should be eviscerating over Romneycare.

  • Trust1TG

    Coulter’s last article asked, “What’s Their Problem With Romney?” It was answered by another headline on the same webpage: “Romney’s Plan: No Spending Cuts. No Tax Reform. No Bueno.”

    http://directorblue.blogspot.com/2012/02/curiously-juxtaposed-headlines-o-day.html

    • c4pfan

      Yeah, all he does is raise taxes!

  • BMinPA

    Santorum camp is assuming people can read, and read fast.

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_IDAKYMXLZIRLMLGEZJXV3AOO7E Vorlath

      Try playing that ad on the radio. Problem solved.

  • smbren

    Personally I prefer Newt. I could live with Rick. I am voting for Rick in the Michigan primary because he is currently ahead of Romney. I am trying to prevent a Romney win, so yes, I am playing the system. Rick has been doing quite well here.

    • keyesforpres

      Thanks for doing that!

  • c4pfan
  • eyewatcher1960

    Simple and to the point!! Stand Firm, Rick and you will get there!!

  • Yoyo Akerman

    oh no why isnt he attacking Gingrich they must be collaborating

  • Reuel Teoh

    Romney – like Obama violated US constitution.

  • Iloveliberty71

    I finally figured it out. Early 1990s Mitt Romney looks just like Ted Danson on Cheers.