Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Rick Santorum calls Barack Obama a 'snob' for wanting 'everybody in America to go to college'
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum kicked up a media storm when he slammed President Barack Obama as a "snob" at an Americans for Prosperity forum in Troy, Mich., on Feb. 25, 2012.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
"Man on Dog" or "Dog on Roof" -- We Report -- You Decide!
Democratic Underground has an interesting cartoon depicting the "dilemma" of the "dog" Republican candidates! Santorum's ridiculous "man on dog" comment doesn't seem to have hurt his chances with conservative Christian voters, but it makes this believer in a Supreme Being think that he'll never vote for Santorum for anything!! As for Romney, his dog transportation methods make me question his capacity for compassion along with his decision making abilities. Even FoxNews posted an editorial claiming that the dog incident disqualifies Romney for the presidency, although I suspect that FoxNews' viewers and staff feel that Romney isn't severely conservative enough to be President.
The Guardian has a pugilistic themed cartoon depicting Santorum and Romney.
CNN Arizona Republican debate – as it happened
Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum squabbled in an ill-tempered Republican presidential debate in Arizona hosted by CNN Arizona Debate
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Poll-itics: Stephen Colbert beating Jon Huntsman and Buddy Roemer in S. Carolina
5% of primary voters would pick Colbert. He runs behind Mitt Romney’s 27%, Newt Gingrich’s 23%, Rick Santorum’s 18%, Ron Paul’s 8%, and Rick Perry’s 7%. But he’s beating out Jon Huntsman’s 4% and Buddy Roemer’s 1%. Stephen Colbert
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Don’t get spun by Internet rumors
"Just because you read it on somebody’s blog or in an email from a friend or relative doesn’t mean it’s true. It’s probably not, as we advised in our special report “Is this chain e-mail true?” back on March 18, 2008. On this page we feature a list of the false or misleading viral rumors we’re asked about most often, and a brief summary of the facts. But click on the links to read the full articles. There is a lot more detail in each answer."http://factcheck.org/hot-topics/
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