I’d be nice if some liberal somewhere actually read the Constitution now and then
(WP) That Mr. Santorum believes he has the standing to declaim on the rightness of Mr. Obama’s faith, and whether it is sufficiently Bible-based, is in itself disqualifying.
Funny how Obama’s religion wasn’t an issue in 2008, despite sitting in the pews of a hate preacher for 20 years. But, what the WP editorial board doesn’t like is that Santorum is vocal on his faith and beliefs from a strong Christian point of view, with all those annoying morals.
Richard Cohen further goes on to compare Santorum to a Taliban Mullah
Mullah Rick has spoken. (snip all the way to the end)
Rick Santorum is not, as some would have it, the Republican Party’s problem. The GOP is half the political equation, and so its inability to offer candidates of sound views and judgments is everyone’s problem. We have to vote for someone after all. But when I mull Santorum’s views on contraception, the role of women, the proper place for religion and what he thinks about education, I think he’s either running for president of the wrong country or marooned in the wrong century. The man is lost.
Cohen never mentions the Taliban or Afghanistan (and would never dare, like most liberals wouldn’t, denigrate a real Taliban Mullah), yet, what else are we supposed to think?
I’m starting to think that Liberals are actually very concerned about Santorum getting the GOP nomination, with the ability to beat Obama.
