Rick Santorum has backtracked from his 2008 endorsement of Mitt Romney by saying he was for “anyone put McCain.” But in this 2008 interview with Laura Ingraham Santorum praised Romney at great length — contradicting some of what he says today. In the interview, Santorum calls Romney a “true conservative” and says he “is someone we can trust.”
The Romney campaign press shop has been sending out the 2008 endorsement Rick Santorum gave to Mitt Romney during his first Presidential run. But the original document, obtained by BuzzFeed, shows the Romney campaign has edited large portions of the release — including Romney's praise for Santorum. The Romney campaign did not immediately return a request for comment.
First on BuzzFeed: Santorum may have won, but Restore Our Future's first smackdown hits Gingrich in a state where early voting starts this week. Does Mitt fear Newt? Or is Carl Forti cutting the Santorum attack this morning?
Blitzer also wants viewers to “keep some perspective on what's going on.” This said during CNN's marathon coverage of caucuses in Minnesota and Colorado and the meaningless Missouri “beauty contest” primary.
It takes a modest leap of logic, but Gingrich, getting blown out, spins the win as a victory for his “insurgency,” “meaningless” for Santorum, and a blow to Romney, as the talking points obtained by BuzzFeed indicate.
Anyone who knows me, knows I love the Romney sons. And anyone who knows I love the Romney sons, knows I love Craig Romney most of all. So imagine my frustration when BuzzFeed's Whitney Jefferson IM'd me about a new Tumblr that immortalized the youngest Romney (and asking if I was behind it). I couldn't have been happier it existed and sadder that I had nothing to do with it. I give you, “F*** Yeah! Craig Romney.”
In a 2004 weekly radio address given when the President was still a State Senator, Obama attacked Bush for “three dismal years of job loss.” The speech sounds strikingly similar to Republican talking points used against the current President and speaks volumes to the degree in which political rhetoric is recycled.
Secret donations, through the National Organization for Marriage, Minnesota Family Council, and Catholic Church. “What NOM and its allies are doing in Minnesota is shockingly bold,” charges Human Rights Campaign's Nix.
The Obama campaign responds to Romney's attacks. ” Mitt Romney is attacking the President for providing women with the same access to contraception and preventive health care services Romney did as governor.” The Romney campaign disputes the account, noting that Romney faced an overwhelmingly Democratic state legislature.