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sailingaway
01-02-2012, 11:29 PM
The fact is, Rick Santorum does have a long history of supporting gun control.
In the 90s, he voted to support the Lautenberg Gun Ban, which stripped law-abiding gun owners of their Second Amendment rights for life, simply because they spanked their children or did nothing more than grab a spouses wrist.
He voted for a bill in 1999 disguised as an attempt to increase penalties on drug traffickers with guns… but it also included a provision to require federal background checks at gun shows.

And then he voted with gun-controlling Democrats Dianne Fienstein and Frank Lautenberg to mandate locks on handguns in 2005.

But worst of all, Rick Santorum has a storied history of bailing out anti-gun Republicans facing reelection.

Rick Santorum came to anti-gun Arlen Specter’s defense in 2004 when he was down in the polls against pro-gun Republican Pat Toomey. Specter won and continued to push for gun control during his years in the Senate.

He also supported and openly campaigned for anti-gun New Jersey governor, Christine Todd Whitman.

The evidence is clear… he has a long record of supporting anti-gun legislation and politicians.

http://www.ronpaul2012.com/2012/01/02/santorums-liberal-record-on-gun-rights/

personally, I think the fact that Specter was so liberal he changed parties and voted for Obamacare and the stimulus is going to matter to more people than the gun thing, but this is what they wrote up.

Maximus
01-02-2012, 11:34 PM
I really don't like the line about the kid spanking or the spouses wrist.

Brian4Liberty
01-02-2012, 11:48 PM
So Santorum has lukewarm support for the Bill of Rights, including the Second Amenment, endorsed Mitt Romney last time around, and supported big government/big pharma spending like MediCare Part D, and he's conservative in which ways?

rblgenius
01-02-2012, 11:49 PM
Santorum has no chance of winning guys... its all media fabricated. Stick to the issues Ron supports. The PPP poll showed that 36% of likely caucus goers are worried about the FEDERAL DEBT, NAMELY CUTTING GOVERNMENT SPENDING