Rick Santorum compares Obamacare to apartheid

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Why would you talk about Nelson Mandela like that? Did he offend you too?

I think your reading comprehension ha offensive.

[GandD 5,966]

You guys are annoying.

[mota bhai 2,675]

You should have been around when Papa L. and charles (when he wasn't a moderator) would go on and on like this for weeks!

[Teddy B 17,252]

I think your reading comprehension ha offensive.

Nowhere near as offensive as your spelling.

You guys are annoying.

Mission accomplished!

[Peikko 1,575]

Yes, not wanting to help those who currently can't afford health care is really very like battling for equality for subjugated minorities. What nonsense, what a vacuous man.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

You should have been around when Papa L. and charles (when he wasn't a moderator) would go on and on like this for weeks!

The good old days ;-)

[Darnell 8,478]

It sure is a great example.

And then people don't understand why they think that Republicans are too extreme...

Ha.

Here's what I cry about -

The Republican Party has 'allowed' extremists to become members, push agendas, and formulate policy over the past 35 years.

Republicans prior, weren't so extreme.

Santorum is a religionist, and sure it's easy to blame the religionists for this extreme-ism within the Republican Party, as they've come in and mostly took over.

I look forward to a shift in power, these religionists going by by, with the next ROP National Convention.

[Pooky 3,786]

Rick Santorum, a man so relevant I hadn't heard hide nor hair of him since he quit the Republican Primary race last year. May his next absence be twice as long and then some.

[mota bhai 2,675]

Ha.

Here's what I cry about -

The Republican Party has 'allowed' extremists to become members, push agendas, and formulate policy over the past 35 years.

Republicans prior, weren't so extreme.

Santorum is a religionist, and sure it's easy to blame the religionists for this extreme-ism within the Republican Party, as they've come in and mostly took over.

I look forward to a shift in power, these religionists going by by, with the next ROP National Convention.

It will happen eventually but not in the next few cycles.

[Darnell 8,478]

That's mostly where we'll disagree, you and me, as

there's been too much of this sh|t this century,

and folk are silently pushing the change.

[Bugs 455]

Or a third party could replace them and they can quietly become irrelevant.

Well, not quietly, but nobody would listen anymore.

[GandD 5,966]

Ha.

Here's what I cry about -

The Republican Party has 'allowed' extremists to become members, push agendas, and formulate policy over the past 35 years.

Republicans prior, weren't so extreme.

Santorum is a religionist, and sure it's easy to blame the religionists for this extreme-ism within the Republican Party, as they've come in and mostly took over.

I look forward to a shift in power, these religionists going by by, with the next ROP National Convention.

Me too, but I agree with mota, prob a few more. Edited December 7, 2013 by GandD