The Whitford Family 2012 presidential endorsement goes to...

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

Senator Rick Santorum!

A fine and (almost) Godly (ALMOST) TRUE CHRISTIAN™ gentleman, Sen. Santorum served in the United States senate for 12 years and the House of Representatives for 4 years before that, giving him FAR more legislative experience than the current community organizing Oval Office non-American usurper - B. Hussein Obama.
My husband, Mr. Whitford, can't think of anyone better suited to be Commander in Chief, and with the intelligent and talented Mr. Kirk Cameron as his running mate, the White House will be back in Republican hands once again!
We took our country back in 2010, let's take it further back in 2012!

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

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Senator Rick Santorum!

Sister, you could not have picked a better candidate!

Just look at THIS STORY on the Godly former Senator:

A former Republican Senator considered to be a candidate for the party's 2012 presidential nomination was recently confronted by a blogger with a perplexing question: Being pro-life, if you found yourself in a fertility clinic that was burning down, and you had a choice between saving a 2-year-old girl or a petri dish of five fertilized eggs, what would you do?

Rick Santorum, an employee of the Republican Fox News Channel and former US Senator from Pennsylvania, didn't seem too sure.

"I'd try to rescue as many as those children as possible," he told blogger Mike Stark while filling in as a guest host for a Friday broadcast of the Bill Bennett radio talk show "Morning in America."

Santorum dismissed the question as "a false choice," claiming later in the conversation that if put in such a situation, he would instead "save all human life."

Stark was quick to object at Santorum characterizing his hypothetical question as "false."


"It's an instructive question," he retorted.

"That's how I feel about it," [Santorum] said. "We shouldn't have that choice [between a girl and a dish of embryos in a burning building], number one. If we do have that choice, the choice is to save all human life and to value all human life."

See how clever he is? When given a tough hypothetical situation, instead of making a choice, he simply calls "no fair!" and says that we shouldn't have to make that choice!

If they ever make a sequel to Dodgeball, Santorum would be a no-brainer!

Of course, we know why he said what he did. Too many non-Christians and False Christians would misunderstand when he said he'd save the five children over the one child.

I am concerned about one thing, though:

Santorum further explained that while he thinks fertility clinics are a moral outrage: "There are lots of things that I think are wrong that don't need to have laws against it."

"I'm puzzled that he wouldn't want to ban [fertility clinics]," Stark concluded. "If he wants to make abortion illegal, why not fertility clinics? Every day they discard unwanted clusters of cells, just like abortion clinics."

Isn't the whole point of being President to ban everything that is a moral outrage?

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

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Isn't the whole point of being President to ban everything that is a moral outrage?

You know how he has to watch everything he says or the LAMEstream media would be all over him.

Anyway, I'm so excited about this that Mr. Whitford has given me permission to start a Facebook group!

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/home.php?sk=group_185805384774820

[SUV]

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Senator Rick Santorum!

I think We Ladies can be Convinced to 'do a JFK' for that!

Sister, I'm not as Sure about his running mate. For a Republican, isn't his gaze a little bit too.... direct?

Perhaps there is an explanation. He Certainly does have Youth on his side!

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

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Sister, I'm not as Sure about his running mate. For a Republican, isn't his gaze a little bit too.... direct?

Perhaps there is an explanation. He Certainly does have Youth on his side!

Because his eyes are saying that he knows that everyone he's looking at knows that Jesus is real and wants us all to vote Republican.

[SUV]

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Because his eyes are saying that he knows that everyone he's looking at knows that Jesus is real and wants us all to vote Republican.

I can dig it!!!

I mean to say, YES! if Pastor allows, I shall be first in line to vote for this Godly Duo

[H. Montague Worthington]

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We are very fortunate to live in a country where fine men like Rick Santorum are ready, willing and able to lead us toward a Godly future. There is hardly a day that goes by where I don't bow in prayer to the Lord and thank Him for blessing me with the gift of living in His chosen country, where we can be led by Godly men like Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, John Boehner, Chris Christie, Mitch McConnell, Lindsay Graham, and John Thune.

My idea of a perfect evening would be to attend Bible study at Landover Baptist Chuch with my wife Delores, followed by a fine meal at Olive Garden with the inspirational leaders of the Republican Party (while Delores waits in the car). On the way home I would listen to the Wash O'Hanley show while intentionally driving through puddles to splash filthy, icy water on the lazy homeless.

In Him,

Monty

[Bobby-Joe]

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About damn time someone took a stand against those slut factories the fertility clinics. Fertility Clinics are basically a way for harlots to force their husbands to have sex with them they were both two gay men in San Fransisco. I don't care if they are married, perverted sex is perverted sex.