GOP Voters in Arizona, Michigan to Weigh In

ABOUT SANTORUM’S WICKED GENE CLOTHED IN THE UNSAINTLY GAB OF DIVISIVE SPIRITUALITY.

Santorum, seeing the rise of the Tea Party in 2007-08, might have felt it was an opportune time to get back to big-time politics as a Presidential candidate. Since he entered this race, he has been trying to oblige and please the Tea Party any which way he can by deploying dangerous and out of place divisive rhetoric. The Tea Party is a movement founded largely on negative aspirations: who doesn’t belong, who must be excluded or even treated as an enemy, what they must do to others instead of for others, etc, etc. Santorum, an obviously fundamentally corrupted mean-spirited manipulator indeed felt his time has come. Now he could say those things that Palin and the radical Tea Party wing of the Republican Party wanted to say and do in 2008 but were restrained by the more civilized hands of Sen. John McCain. And Santorum resolved he would say those things with repeated incantations of his self-defined holiness! But as Shakespeare said through one of his characters in Twelfth Night, the prelate’s collar does not make a monk. Christ said it best: It is not those that shout openly Lord, Lord that will necessarily enter into the Kingdom of God. In fact, those who abuse their prominent positions to do wicked things make a mockery of his ultimate sacrifice on the cross. They are crucifying him again, and again. Christ was the Prince of Peace and inclusiveness, not division and strife and early Christians were known for their peaceful conduct and words. Christ’s qualification for the Kingdom is clear: those who care for others in need! Santorum, on the other hand, doesn’t want to give poor people and minority people any helping hand. He is against mass education in our public schools. He is against those kids aspiring to go to university—the general aspiration of most parents for their kids. Could it be that Santorum is worried there might not be enough “blahh people”, Latinos and poor people to clean the house, cut the grass and do other menial jobs for more privileged individuals such as himself? Already the drop out rate is so high for some minority students and children of the poor. Surely, not every one can go to university even as hard as they might try; but there must always be the opportunity to do so for any one who aspires to do so, to do better and works hard to obtain higher education, learning and skills. Indeed, the UN regards education as a right! What Santorum is doing is not leadership but wickedness in display as a hallo of saintliness.

Dr. Sam of CA 7:58PM February 27, 2012