Rick Santorum ain't no friend of ours

[Bulldog1948]

http://www.dallasvoice.com/watch-santorum-justify-homophobia-beware-pretty-painful-watching-man-drown-bs-1097884.html

I just found this on the Dallas Voice. Chris Wallace from Fox News is raking his butt over the coals for his anti gay and trans people. I deem Santorums reply as " Utter Mutter"

It's no wonder I look at the pool of Republican presidential contenders and I shudder at the thought. I am a moderate and middle of the road guy. But ole Rick's tipped to the far right so far, I'm afraid he's about to have a roll-over lol

Mike

[Carolyn Marie]

I read a column on CNN.com tonight, in which it was pointed out that Santorum has publicly stated that the laws of the U.S. should take second place to the laws of God, as defined by the Christian bible, and that all government laws must adhere to those laws. He also said that we should abide by what is written therein, and that modern ideas and beliefs should not hold sway.

Sounds like the Christian version of Sharia law. Not that the Congress would ever go along with it, but if he became President, i would be very, very fearful.

Carolyn Marie

[Guest chngnwnd]

After watching that clip, I would say he seems a little overly concerned with homosexual sex. I think there is something more than meets the eye going on there. He seems to have given a lot of thought to what inapporpriate things could happen.

Bobbi

[Bulldog1948]

I read a column on CNN.com tonight, in which it was pointed out that Santorum has publicly stated that the laws of the U.S. should take second place to the laws of God, as defined by the Christian bible, and that all government laws must adhere to those laws. He also said that we should abide by what is written therein, and that modern ideas and beliefs should not hold sway.

Sounds like the Christian version of Sharia law. Not that the Congress would ever go along with it, but if he became President, i would be very, very fearful.

Carolyn Marie

After reading your post Carolyn, I agree. Sure sounds like the Christian or rather religious version of Sharia law. Notice I said Religious version. There is a great deal of differance between being a Christian, one who folllows Jesus and those Relgious people who think that they know God's every thought. Me, I'm just a common ordinary man who tries to live a Christian life. Some days are better than others.

[Guest Micha]

I read a column on CNN.com tonight, in which it was pointed out that Santorum has publicly stated that the laws of the U.S. should take second place to the laws of God, as defined by the Christian bible, and that all government laws must adhere to those laws.

Willing to bet that doesn't include the Golden Rule, "do unto others as you would have them do to you." Prolly forgets all that rubbish about not judging, or loving thy nieghbor or anything else remotely compassionate.

[Guest Jaded1]

Need I say more?