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CONCORD, N.H. – In his latest trip to New Hampshire, Republican Rick Santorum says the Social Security system would be in much better shape if there were fewer abortions.
The former Pennsylvania senator and potential presidential candidate was asked about Social Security during an interview on WESZ-AM radio in Laconia on Tuesday morning.
He says the system has design flaws, but the reason it is in big trouble is that there aren't enough workers to support retirees. He blamed that on what he called the nation's abortion culture. He says that culture, coupled with policies that do not support families, deny America what it needs — more people.

coop wrote:CONCORD, N.H. – In his latest trip to New Hampshire, Republican Rick Santorum says the Social Security system would be in much better shape if there were fewer abortions.
The former Pennsylvania senator and potential presidential candidate was asked about Social Security during an interview on WESZ-AM radio in Laconia on Tuesday morning.
He says the system has design flaws, but the reason it is in big trouble is that there aren't enough workers to support retirees. He blamed that on what he called the nation's abortion culture. He says that culture, coupled with policies that do not support families, deny America what it needs — more people.
Jeremy wrote:Palin/Bachmann 2012.
“She is so much one of us,” Bachmann said of Palin, “And as absolutely drop dead gorgeous this woman is on the outside, I’m here to testify that she is 20 times more beautiful on the inside.”
Palin responded in kind, recalling a meeting in Alaska: “I knew that we’d be buddies when I met her when she said, ‘Drill here, drill now.’ And then I replied, ‘Drill, baby, drill’ and then we both said, ‘You betcha!’”
KALM wrote:Jeremy wrote:Palin/Bachmann 2012.
just to remind everyone how incredible this would be“She is so much one of us,” Bachmann said of Palin, “And as absolutely drop dead gorgeous this woman is on the outside, I’m here to testify that she is 20 times more beautiful on the inside.”
Palin responded in kind, recalling a meeting in Alaska: “I knew that we’d be buddies when I met her when she said, ‘Drill here, drill now.’ And then I replied, ‘Drill, baby, drill’ and then we both said, ‘You betcha!’”

badhat wrote:bike solve all problems

emotional fascism wrote:which porn star could play Bachmann in Nailin Palin 2?
badhat wrote:bike solve all problems


emotional fascism wrote:which porn star could play Bachmann in Nailin Palin 2?
Beyerstein wrote:its what you get grammatron


Former pizza tycoon turned talk-radio host turned presidential candidate Herman Cain said over the weekend that the Muslim faith "does not belong in our government," and that were he President, he would not appoint a Muslim to his cabinet or to a federal court.
(^_^) tasty wrote:I'm thinking Cockin' Bachmann with a front cover of Palin fucking Bachman with a humongous black strap on dildo and the subtitle the nailed becomes the hammer

badhat wrote:bike solve all problems


Durham wrote:Yeah probably the most insidious (and sadly pervasive) of the Muslim fearmongering is the idea that it is not a religious faith but simply a political machine meant to overthrow the US government install Sharia as a legal system. Under such an assumption not having a Muslim in government is as sensible as not having an anarchist.
In brighter news, my family and I meeting the state representative resulted in him removing the sharia language from the bill (the house version, at least) and changed it to cover religiously-motivated criminal activity without specificity


Durham wrote:Yeah probably the most insidious (and sadly pervasive) of the Muslim fearmongering is the idea that it is not a religious faith but simply a political machine meant to overthrow the US government install Sharia as a legal system. Under such an assumption not having a Muslim in government is as sensible as not having an anarchist.
In brighter news, my family and I meeting the state representative resulted in him removing the sharia language from the bill (the house version, at least) and changed it to cover religiously-motivated criminal activity without specificity

The Trumpinator wrote:"What is he, baby Jesus?" he joked. Trump said that he remained convinced that there was something fishy going on. "People have birth certificates," he said. "He doesn't have one." He then repeated the speculation that had so angered Whoopi Goldberg—that something on the birth certificate must be so radioactive that Obama is covering it up. "Maybe it says he's a Muslim, I don't know," Trump said. "...If he wasn't born in this country, it's one of the great scams of this time."
Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., raised a combined total of $2.2 million in the first quarter of 2011, outgaining presumed presidential contender Mitt Romney who raised $1.9 million over the same period.
orange farmer wrote:Okay so apparently Trump is a birther and has the power to make O'Reilly look sane.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/31/bill-oreilly-donald-trump-birther_n_842964.htmlThe Trumpinator wrote:"What is he, baby Jesus?" he joked. Trump said that he remained convinced that there was something fishy going on. "People have birth certificates," he said. "He doesn't have one." He then repeated the speculation that had so angered Whoopi Goldberg—that something on the birth certificate must be so radioactive that Obama is covering it up. "Maybe it says he's a Muslim, I don't know," Trump said. "...If he wasn't born in this country, it's one of the great scams of this time."

universe wrote:http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/ ... undraisingRep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., raised a combined total of $2.2 million in the first quarter of 2011, outgaining presumed presidential contender Mitt Romney who raised $1.9 million over the same period.
Romney is DOA.
Beyerstein wrote:its what you get grammatron


macseries wrote:universe wrote:http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/ ... undraisingRep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., raised a combined total of $2.2 million in the first quarter of 2011, outgaining presumed presidential contender Mitt Romney who raised $1.9 million over the same period.
Romney is DOA.
he has enough personal money to get to the point where he's raising money.