Moreover, the hysterical and wildly distorted mass onslaught against Santorum over the past few days — which must be understood as an example of the nearly overt way the mainstream media have declared war on the Republican Party in the run-up to the election — is certain to provoke a backlash among voters who’ll know they’re being fed Democratic campaign propaganda.No, Santorum’s problem is — forgive the technical graduate-school political-science terminology here — that he’s a sourpuss, and sourpusses don’t get elected president. The former Pennsylvania senator looks like he swallowed a lemon — and he acts like America is the lemon he swallowed.
Commentary on the political campaigns across America this year, with focus on the 2012 Republican Primary, the 2012 US presidential campaign, as well as the battle for the US Senate and the US House of Representatives in 2012.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Santorum's Problem
I have a number of concerns with Santorum, as I've mentioned before. But this excerpt from an article today I think nails another I hadn't quite put my finger on yet:
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