“It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle,than for a poor man to enter American politics.” (Matthew 28:21)
Not much in Rick Santorum’s campaign resonates with me.
His stances on social policy swing back and forth between extreme and extremely offensive. His opinion that women shouldn’t serve in the military; or that gay people should just stop being gay; or that recreational sex is sinful; or that rape victims should be forced to give birth to their rapist’s child; or that contraception is Satanic; or that college is for snobs; or that institutions of enlightenment suck the faith from a man’s soul like a nasal aspirator sucks boogers from a baby’s nostril; or that the separation of church and state “makes me throw up”…
Touché.
But there is one Santorum rant that isn’t completely off base: his view that Americans, and American democracy, can’t be bought.





