GING-PAC endorsed House candidate Curtis Bostic of South Carolina has just won two more important endorsements for his runoff race on April 2. James Dobson, former head of Focus on the Family and Concerned Women for America’s PAC, have given their support to Bostic’s run against disgraced former S.C. governor Mark Sanford.
Presidential candidate Rick Santorum gave a wonderful speech at CPAC last week. If enough conservatives had supported him, he could have been elected President of the United States. Instead, we have Obama, the destroyer, for another four years.
Rove has set up a new front group deceptively called the “Conservative Victory Project.” According to a report in the New York Times, this group will “recruit seasoned candidates and protect Senate incumbents from challenges by far-right conservatives and Tea Party enthusiasts who Republican leaders worry could complicate the party’s effort to win control of the Senate.”
The Conservative Victory Project, in other words, is designed to make sure genuine conservatives don’t get to run or be elected to the House and Senate. What this group is going to do is protect the Republican Establishment candidates from legitimate challenges from social conservatives.
Rick Santorum could have been President of the United States, but the Republican establishment and the likes of Karl Rove decided that social issues were too controversial. So, they picked Mitt Romney, a RINO who led the GOP to defeat last November. Rove and his ilk managed to lose what should have been a slam dunk victory over one of the most corrupt politicians in our nation’s history. They ran from social issues and they lost. Our nation will suffer dearly for this political blunder.
The United Nations is once again attempting a power grab to undermine our national sovereignty – and GING-PAC presidential candidate Rick Santorum is aggressively opposing it.
Clearly, the U.N. wants to be God over the United States government and the American people. One way to accomplish this is by treaties that strangle national sovereignty. The latest is a sovereignty-destroying treaty on “disabilities” – a term which remains conveniently undefined in this U.N. document.
GING-PAC endorsed presidential candidate Rick Santorum was on Greta Van Susteren’s program “On The Record” recently to discuss the future of the GOP and Romney’s failed campaign.
Santorum believed the Romney campaign missed opportunities to discuss cultural and social issues during the campaign – especially those issues that impact the building of strong families. Poverty isn’t just the result of lost jobs; it is the result of bad moral choices.
Romney completely ignored the moral aspect of poverty and such cultural issues as abortion on demand and single parenthood.
Earlier this afternoon, Rick Santorum stood before a podium in historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to announce that he is suspending his campaign for President of the United States. Watch his video: Tweet
A recent survey of Christian voters by The Barna Group showed that in a match-up between Rick Santorum and Barack Obama, voters would give Santorum 51% versus 49% for Obama. In a race between Romney and Obama, voters would give Obama 52% versus 48% for Romney. Clearly, we are preparing for defeat if Romney is
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On March 31, 2012, presidential candidate Rick Santorum spoke at the Wisconsin Faith and Freedom Coalition event in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. During the speech, he spoke about America’s core values – which are the antithesis of the policies and values espoused by Barack Obama – who is determined to fundamentally transform our nation into a European
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Reprinted from Rick Santorum’s campaign web site: Verona, PA – [On Thursday afternoon] Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum addressed the most pressing issue facing our nation this election year – the fight for our foundational freedoms. With the backdrop of the Jelly Belly Candy Company – the legendary favorite candy of President Ronald Reagan –
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