Rick Santorum bitch slaps MSNBC hacks Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski (Video)
Rick Santorum may be learning something from Newt Gingrich. Stop taking the bullcrap dished out about the lame stream media and expose their biases. Of course, why Rick Santorum would go on Morning Joe, or any MSNBC show I’ll never know. Does he think he’s going to win over some far left progressives to his side? I doubt it. As is typical for these left wing hacks, the topic for Santorum was contraception and would he ban all contraception if he became president.
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Rick Santorum wins Mississippi Republican primary
Looks like the south just said Kiss my Grits to Willard Mitt Romney. Rick Santorum sweeps both southern states. After winning Alabama earlier, Rick Santorum has won Mississippi as well. Polls showed that Mittens might actually win this state, but I guess not. So much for the weak front runner. There’s still Hawaii and America Samoa to come later tonight, which will probably come out when i’m snoring. Newt Gingrich will finish second, and Romney will end up third in both Alabama and Mississippi.
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Rick Santorum wins Alabama Republican primary
As expected, Rick Santorum has won the Alabama Republican primary. Ron Paul is way behind at fourth. Newt Gingrich comes in second, and Mittens ends up in third.
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Rick Santorum responds to pig Bill Maher’s attack on his children (Video)
Now that pig Bill Maher has been exposed as the Obama mega donor misogynist that he is, he took a little time off bashing women this past weekend to bash Christians instead. The pig Maher also mocked Rick Santorum’s kids. Remember, Obama said the candidates kids should be off limits back in 2008. But being that pig Maher donated $1 million to Obama’s Super-Pac, he must condone not only Maher’s misogynist attitude, but also attacking the children of candidates.
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PPP Alabama primary poll: Mitt Romney 31 percent, Newt Gingrich 30%, Rick Santorum 29%, Ron Paul 8%
Will Mitt Romney have enough money to buy the Alabama GOP primary? The primary is Tuesday, and the latest left wing PPP poll shows Mitt Romney leading Newt Gingrich by just one point, and Rick Santorum by two. Basically, it’s a three way tie for first place based on the margin of error in this poll. Looks like Tuesday may be a long night learning the winners of the primary as Mississippi is expected to close as well. I’m really shocked Romney is doing this well in Alabama. He must be running a ton of TV ads there or something.
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Rasmussen: Both Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum beat Obama in the general election
With the far left, and their lickers in the media in meltdown over this whole “war on women” schtick, you would think Obama is a shoe-in for reelection this November. The media likes to tell us how badly the GOP is doing with women after the whole Rush Limbaugh/Sandra Fluke controversy. And if you listen to the Obama lickers in the lame stream media, you would also think that this GOP campaign has damaged the candidates so much, that Obama will crush them. Eh, too bad for them. The latest Rasmussen poll shows not only Mitt Romney beating the Marxist Obama, but also Rick Santorum. You know, the same Rick Santorum who’s been portrayed as “crazy” by Obama’s media?
Rick Santorum wins Kansas Republican caucuses
Talk about a slaughter! With 87% of the Kansas precincts reporting, Rick Santorum has been declared the winner of the Kansas caucuses. Santorum has 53% of the vote. Second place (barely) is Mitt Romney at just 17%. Newt Gingrich is close behind Romney at 16% and Ron Paul is at 13%. Kansas has 40 binding delegates. 28 delegates are at large (proportional), and the rest are winner take all congressional districts. Santorum obviously looks like he is winning every district in Kansas. Mittens can claim victory from the earlier Guam non-binding causes that he won with nine whole delegates.
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Super Tuesday speeches from Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul
With Alaska the last state to close their caucus and vote totals coming in late, they still don’t have a declared winner of their caucus yet at the time of this posting. Mitt Romney may win the Alaska caucuses as he is ahead by a few hundred votes. The other nine states on Super Tuesday went pretty much as expected (except maybe Ohio). Romney won five states, Massachusetts, Vermont, Virginia, Idaho and Ohio. Rick Santorum won three states: Oklahoma, Tennesee, and North Dakota. Newt Gingrich won one state, Georgia. Unless Ron Paul wins the Alaska caucuses, he will be the only candidate to not win a state on Super Tuesday. Below is the speeches from all the candidates.
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Rick Santorum wins North Dakota caucus
I didn’t see too many polls on the North Dakota Republican caucus, but from all the pundits in the media, I was lead to believe that Mitt Romney was going to win the state’s caucus easily. Eh, not so much. Rick Santorum has won the North Dakota caucuses. Romney is way ahead in the Idaho caucuses at the time of this posting, so it looks like both Santorum and Romney will have won three states each before Ohio is decided and the polls/caucuses close in Alaska.
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Rick Santorum wins Super Tuesday Tennessee primary
I guess all the reports about a close race in Tennessee were false. Rick Santorum has been declared the winner of the Tennessee primary, giving Santorum two states so far tonight. He also won Oklahoma earlier.
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Rick Santorum wins Super Tuesday Oklahoma primary
Rick Santorum gets his first win of the night. According to Fox News, Rick Santorum has won the Oklahoma primary. Again, this is no surprise. Santorum had been polling way ahead of everyone else in Oklahoma in the few polls that were released.
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Rasmussen Super Tuesday Ohio Republican Primary poll: Santorum 33%, Romney 31%, Gingrich 15%, Paul 11%
Wow. What a change in this poll. The last Rasmussen poll two weeks ago of Ohio’s Republican primary had Rick Santorum crushing Mitt Romney by 18 points at 42% to 24%. Fast forward to today, and after the Michigan and Arizona primaries, and now the race for the Ohio GOP primary looks to be a toss up. According to the latest Rasmussen poll out of Ohio, Rick Santorum still leads Romney, but only by 2 points at 33% to 31%.
Report: Rick Santorum raised $9 million from over 130,000 contributors in February
Doesn’t look like Rick Santorum is going to be able to whine much longer about Mittens outspending him so much. According to CNN, Rick Santorum source said the campaign received contributions from more than 130,000 donors, much different than Mitt Romney and his small number of large contributors.
Delegate allocation from Michigan GOP primary: 15 for both Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum
Mitt Romney may have won the popular vote in the Michigan primary last night, but he didn’t win more congressional districts. In fact, Rick Santorum won as many of Michigan’s congressional districts as Mitt Romney did (seven each), so both candidates will equally split the 30 Michigan GOP delegates and get 15 delegates. Basically the Michigan primary ends in a tie if you use the delegate allocation to track who “won.”
