You're not looking for someone who's an Etch-A-Sketch candidate. You're looking for someone who writes what they believe in in stone and stays true to what they say.
Rick Santorum
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Rick Santorum is a former U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania, serving from 1995 to 2007. A member of the Republican Party, he was known for his conservative positions on social issues, including opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage. During his tenure, Santorum was involved in various legislative efforts, including those related to healthcare and education reform. He gained national prominence during his 2012 presidential campaign, where he focused on issues such as economic growth and family values.
You're not looking for someone who is the etch a sketch candidate. You're looking for someone who writes what at the believe in stone and stays true to what they say.
I have said throughout the course of this campaign that while other issues are certainly important -- the economy, joblessness, national security concerns, the family, the issue of life -- all of these issues are important, but the…
And Reagan ran that insurgent campaign in 1976, and people were saying, why don't you get out of the race? You have no chance of winning. And he fought. He won 11 states in 1976.
And Reagan ran that insurgent campaign in 1976 and people were saying, why don't you get out of the race? You have no chance of winning. And he fought. He won 11 states in 1976.
We're doing great. We're in this race. We're in it to stay. We have won in the West, the Midwest, and the South. And we're ready to win across this country.
If we're going to come out with Illinois a huge surprise win, I guarantee you that we will win this nomination.
We're in this race and we're in it to stay. We have won in the west, the Midwest, and the south. And we're ready to win across this country.
When you see that gas pump, when you're pumping gas the next time, and you see that number go from dollars with two columns to that third column, and you see that zero come up, think of zero for O., for Obama.
It's the church's money and forcing them to do something that they think is a grievous moral wrong. How can that be a right of a woman? That's not -- has nothing to do with the right of a woman. This has to do with the right of the church…





