MSNBC takes jab at Santorum

[Original_Intent]

Santorum really pissed me off last night, and I was glad to see this little blurb in an article that is on MSNBC's home page.


Santorum champions gay rights in Iran
Quirkiness reached kind of a high point when Santorum said, “I don’t apologize for the Iranian people being free for a long time” — under the autocratic Shah of Iran and his Savak secret police, whom he didn’t mention.

And Santorum gave, as a part of his indictment of the current Tehran regime, its oppression of gays, an unexpected argument from a man who hasn’t been a champion of gay rights in the United States.

[SimpleName]

Santorum was struggling to make a name for himself by attacking everyone else. He didn't only do it to Paul, but Ron was the easiest target. He desperately wants to get out of single digits.

[Bern]

Santorum is insane.

[KCIndy]

I never imagined I would be saying this, but GOOD FOR MSNBC!

I was wondering if anyone, anywhere, was going to bring up the fact that the Shah's rule - imposed upon the Iranian people by the U.S. - was tyrannical and despotic. The rest of the world understands this even if Santorum doesn't.

[CaptUSA]

And why does he keep saying he's from Butler, PA?

Guys, we are not all like this.

[Verrater]

And why does he keep saying he's from Butler, PA?

Guys, we are not all like this.

You should get a town petition to send to him and the media outlets, that asks him not to mention it anymore.

[KCIndy]

And why does he keep saying he's from Butler, PA?

Guys, we are not all like this.


Don't feel bad, Cap. I happen to come from the home town of Dan Quayle. Try living that one down! ;)

[CaptUSA]

You should get a town petition to send to him and the media outlets, that asks him not to mention it anymore.

Ha! That's great!