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Tag Archives: rick santorum
Reversing The Media Narrative
The news media have said for the past few weeks that Rick Santorum’s conservative views will alienate women. The facts on the ground say otherwise. The Washington Post reports: “…Santorum has grown more popular among women while talking about his … Continue reading
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Tagged abc news poll, gop women, mitt romney, newt gingrich, republican rivals, rick santorum
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Rick Santorum Wants Your Sex Life To Be Special And He’s Right
The natural state of the male is to toss his life away pursuing easy gratification with no commitment. Only by stigmatizing all sexual expression outside of heterosexual marriage will most men commit to one woman and stay around to raise … Continue reading
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Tagged dangers of contraception, important public policy issues, public policy issues, rick santorum, sexual expression, sexual union
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The Lowest Form Of Political Discourse
Reality Check: What you may not know is that in this presidential election cycle, every single candidate for president, including President Obama, has been called a racist. Herman Cain was called a racist because he said blacks had been brainwashed … Continue reading
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Tagged bill maher, Glenn Beck, michelle bachmann, newt gingrich, presidential election cycle, rick santorum
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When Your Ideology Makes You Mean
Dennis Prager writes: Only a fool believes that all those with whom he differs are bad people. Moreover, just about all of us live the reality — often within our own family — of knowing good and loving people with … Continue reading
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Tagged alan colmes, Dennis Prager, karen santorum, political pundits, premature baby boy, rick santorum
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I’m Now Rooting For Rick Santorum
I won’t be depressed if Mitt Romney is the Republican nominee. I much prefer him to John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential candidate. Over the past eight months, I’ve swung from rooting for Michelle Bachmann to Rick Perry to Herman … Continue reading
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If Herman Cain Falls, Only Newt Gingrich Remains
I was looking up the DrudgeReport.com the other day, and I saw poll results from the Republican presidential race blazened across the top of the site. Herman Cain and Mitt Romney led the way but Newt Gingrich was a solid … Continue reading
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Tagged michelle bachmann, mitt romney, newt gingrich, republican nomination, rick santorum, sexual harassment charges
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Loving God Means Hating Evil
On his show today, Dennis says he feels more vindicated than ever in his skepticism about the revolution in Egypt. He praises reporting in the WSJ and National Review on Egypt and comparing what major liberals said when Ayatolla Khomeini … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dennis returns, ethics and public policy center, nancy pelosi, rick santorum, viet name
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