Posts Tagged ‘Rick Santorum’

Let’s be clear. This election really has nothing to do with Mitt Romney. Republicans don’t support him and never have. They (the larger electorate) may not remember these remarks but I surely do.  But don’t take my word for it…take theirs.

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A substantial portion of young women in the U.K. would choose breasts over brains, according to a recent online survey.

The U.K. discount website MyVoucherCodes asked 1,100 18-25-year-old women if they would trade their IQ’s for bigger breasts. One-third of respondents said they would.

The survey, which was sent to The Huffington Post, also found that 41 percent of women would rather have bigger breasts than a high IQ, and 24 percent of those who preferred bigger breasts said it was because it would make them “feel happier.”

In addition, 44 percent of the respondents would rather have a “slim figure” than high intelligence, with 29 percent of those women saying they felt being slim would make them feel “more confident.”

The survey also suggests that the women’s preferences might have more to do with what they think men value than what they value in themselves.

Fifty-seven percent of the women said they thought men would be “more interested” in them romantically if they had bigger breasts and 59 percent said they thought that, when looking for a relationship, men valued the appearance of a woman more so than her intelligence.

Overall, a whopping 79 percent of women surveyed felt they were judged more by their appearance than by their intelligence.

Full Story HERE.

Mo’Kelly’s Two Minute Warning – Somebody Check Rick Santorum’s Bra Size…It Grew by The Mo’Kelly Radio Report
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Mo’Kelly gives his perspective on the 9/11 remains controversy and also the double win by Mitt Romney in Arizona and Michigan.

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(CNN) - The latest results from Gallup’s daily tracking poll indicate Rick Santorum has overtaken Mitt Romney nationwide and now leads the former Massachusetts governor by an eight-point margin.

According to the poll released Sunday, 36% of registered Republicans said they are backing Santorum, while 28% prefer Romney.

The new numbers represent a five-point drop for Romney since Wednesday, when the candidate was statistically tied with his opponent, 33% to 31%. Meanwhile, Santorum has jumped five points in the same time period.

The survey was conducted Tuesday through Saturday, more than a week after Santorum snatched a trio of victories in Missouri, Colorado and Minnesota. One day before he pulled the big upset on February 7, Santorum was in third place in the daily tracking poll with 16%.

Full CNN Story HERE

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No need for a long and drawn out post.  AsRick Santorum moves forward to at least enjoy a momentary lead, it says two things.  First, Republicans refuse to accept Mitt Romney, the more legitimate and more ELECTABLE candidate.

The extremist rhetoric of Santorum will not ever play nationally.  There are more registered Democrats than Republicans.  Winning a general election means swaying moderate Democrats, Independents and newly-registered voters.

Good luck with that with Rick Santorum.

The longer extremists like Santorum and Gingrich hang around, the more likely President Obama can count on re-election.  Republicans are biting off their nose to spite their face.  No matter to Mo’Kelly…

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It probably won’t be long before we find out Santorum is either gay, is Black…or both.  Republicans and hypocrisy are not-so-strange bedfellows.

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Mo’Kelly’s Two Minute Warning – Rick Santorum Plays the Black Welfare Card by Mokelly

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THIS is exactly why Mo’Kelly refuses to vote Republican or support Republican

Rick "don't call me Racist Ron Paul" Santorum

interests.  Nice of Santorum to tell the 99.9% White Iowa crowd about how he’d like to make the lives of “Black people” better…but not through welfare; meaning the majority of us must be on welfare or the majority of us are impacted through the welfare system.

Clown.

Nice of Republicans once again to talk ABOUT us when we’re not in the room, conflating welfare, African-Americans and the failed economy.  The 12% African-American population (which does NOT comprise the majority of welfare recipients) is somehow now a talking point in Iowa speeches about reviving the economy?

But this ISN’T playing the race card, right?

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Speaking to Republicans in Iowa on Monday, former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA) said his administration would reform welfare to the point that it would offer no welfare at all.

After suggesting that an expansion of Medicare is really just a plot to make voters more “dependent” on Washington, Santorum added: ”I don’t want to make black people’s lives better by giving them other people’s money.”

“I want to give them the opportunity to go out and earn their money and provide for themselves and their families,” he added. “The best way to do that is to get the manufacturing sector of the economy rolling.”

One thing he likely overlooked: white Americans account for the largest percentage of welfare payments each month, mostly because they make up the largest sector of the population.

Welfare is defined by the government as benefits funded by tax dollars, meaning that programs like Social Security, food stamps, veterans benefits, Medicare, Medicaid, unemployment and corporate bailouts all fall under that term.

What Santorum seemed to focus on, as many conservatives do, is that black people are disproportionately represented in welfare statistics, along with Latinos, as both populations have much higher rates of poverty than whites.

According to the University of Michigan’s National Poverty Center, 27.4 percent of blacks and 26.6 percent of Hispanics were living in poverty in 2010, compared to 9.9 percent of whites. Unemployment statistics between the racial demographics are similarly skewed.

Despite the factually flawed nature of Santorum’s pitch on Monday, the underlying logic of his pitch is abundantly clear: census data shows that over 91 percent of Iowans are white, a community Santorum must desperately appeal to if he wants a win in Tuesday’s caucuses.

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