Tue Dec 4, 2012, 02:04 PM

Santorum begins employment at WND by suggesting UN conspiracy to kill his daughter

By David Edwards
Monday, December 3, 2012 11:29 EST

World Net Daily (WND), a conservative website which pushes birther fantasies and other conspiracies, announced on Sunday that it had hired former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum “to offer exclusive opinion each Monday.”

“Rick Santorum – the former U.S. senator who ignited grass-roots conservatives as a Republican candidate for president this year – today joins WND as an exclusive columnist,” the publication announced in a statement on Sunday.

“During his run for president, Santorum spoke about his belief that strong families help produce a strong economy,” the statement noted. “He shared his views that opportunities for all Americans must be expanded by encouraging incentives for marriage, children and free enterprise.”

In keeping with the WND tradition of promoting various fringe conspiracies, Santorum’s debut column claimed that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) has an objective of “ceding our sovereignty to the United Nations.”

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/12/03/santorum-begins-employment-at-wnd-by-suggesting-un-conspiracy-to-kill-his-daughter/

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Santorum begins employment at WND by suggesting UN conspiracy to kill his daughter (Original post)	HarveyDarkey	Dec 2012	OP
i see he knows his audience	Enrique	Dec 2012	#1
Note to Rick: Never go full crazy.	Tommy_Carcetti	Dec 2012	#2
I guess he doesn't really want to run in 2016	Mike Daniels	Dec 2012	#3
Santorum is playing to Rand Paul's Pledge of Allegiance to the NRA being pedaled in the Senate	patrice	Dec 2012	#4
World Nuts Daily, he fits right in.	Throckmorton	Dec 2012	#5
True, but there is still a geometry here that CAN work for American Exceptionalism in the	patrice	Dec 2012	#7
Way to kick off your 2016 Presidential campaign, Frothy!	bullwinkle428	Dec 2012	#6
“Some would undoubtedly say so.”	mnmoderatedem	Dec 2012	#8

Response to HarveyDarkey (Original post)

Tue Dec 4, 2012, 02:06 PM

Enrique (22,599 posts)

1. i see he knows his audience

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Response to HarveyDarkey (Original post)

Tue Dec 4, 2012, 02:09 PM

Tommy_Carcetti (16,440 posts)

2. Note to Rick: Never go full crazy.

While tempting, in the end, it hurts your brand.

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Response to HarveyDarkey (Original post)

Tue Dec 4, 2012, 02:12 PM

Mike Daniels (5,284 posts)

3. I guess he doesn't really want to run in 2016

If he doesn't think his articles won't come out as proof of his extremism during the primaries (not to mention the general election) he may actually be dumber than Palin.

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Response to HarveyDarkey (Original post)

Tue Dec 4, 2012, 02:14 PM

patrice (47,315 posts)

4. Santorum is playing to Rand Paul's Pledge of Allegiance to the NRA being pedaled in the Senate

right now to require senators to interfere with UN treaties that limit the flow of American made weaponry into other countries, or lose their senate seats.

I guess Ran Paul just figures it's too bad for OUR troops that those American made guns can be easily followed by American military BLOOD that is owned and operated by American Exceptionalists, a.k.a. Project for a New American Century, in the MIC.

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Response to HarveyDarkey (Original post)

Tue Dec 4, 2012, 02:14 PM

Throckmorton (2,652 posts)