If religious nut Rick Santorum wins the GOP nomination, will they just be handing Obama another four years?

No, because: As a U.S. Senator, Rick Santorum voted to raise the debt ceiling SIX TIMES. Ron Paul has opposed EVERY debt ceiling increase, and has NEVER voted for an unbalanced budget or tax increase. Santorum voted to DOUBLE the size of the U.S. Department of Education.

Ron Paul has always advocated ABOLISHING the Department of Education, as Ronald Reagan promised but never succeeded in doing. Santorum supported the largest expansion of the welfare state since the 1960s, the Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit, which added a $16 TRILLION UNFUNDED LIABILITY to the national debt. Ron Paul has always opposed ALL federal interference in medicine -- even as a doctor, when he treated patients for free rather than accept Medicare and Medicaid payments from the government.

Santorum supports foreign aid, the process by which the U.S. government borrows money from China and uses it to bribe and prop up foreign governments (including China's), while taxing Americans to pay interest on the loans. Ron Paul has NEVER voted for foreign aid because, as he points out, it is not permitted by the Constitution, it is a bad idea, and, anyway, the U.S. government is broke. Santorum was a vocal cheerleader for war against Iraq and voted for the authorization to use force, which left the final decision of whether or not to go to war in the hands of the president.

As a result of the war, more than 4,000 American service members were killed and more than 30,000 were wounded. Untold numbers of Iraqi civilians died and Iraq's Christian community was decimated. The war cost more than $700 billion in direct appropriations and much more when the indirect costs (long-term treatment of wounded veterans, etc.) are factored in.

Santorum sided with big labor unions in opposing a national right-to-work law that would have protected workers from being forced to pay union dues. He supported federal housing programs and government-sponsored enterprises like Fannie and Freddie Ron Paul has never taken a government-paid junket, has refused participation in the lucrative congressional pension plan, and returns a portion of his office budget each year to the U.S. Treasury. Santorum, on the other hand, collected $100,000 in taxpayer funds from the Penn Hills School District between 2001 and 2005 to pay for online courses for his home-schooled children.

He did this by fraudulently claiming residency in Pennsylvania while he and his family actually lived in Washington, D.C. If you support Santorum, don't act surprised when you end up with more of the same -- more big spending, debt, wars, lies and corruption.

It's certainly possible with him taking the lead in many national polls as well as Michigan and Ohio but it is still unlikely. Romney already has a lead in delegates and will likely increase it by the end of Super Tuesday. Arizona, where Romney has a big lead, is a winner take all State, Virginia only has Romney and Paul on the ballot and Romney will likely win big in both Massachusetts and Vermont.

In the other Super Tuesday States where Newt or Santorum have the lead, Romney is typically a fairly close second and these all award delegates either proportionally or through a hybrid method which gives a fair number of delegates to the second place finisher. In my opinion, the only hope for someone other than Romney is for Newt to stay viable after Super Tuesday and the Convention to be contested. If Newt is forced to drop out after Super Tuesday, Romney will likely limp along gaining delegates until he reaches the magical 1144.

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