Idiot Santorum
Just as I am about to call it a day, old Rick Santorum does something I just can't pass up.
Santorum today withdrew his affiliation from the Thomas More Law Center, the Christian-rights law center that defended the Dover, PA, school district's policy mandating the teaching of "intelligent design."
Santorum earlier this year praised the Dover Area School District for "attempting to teach the controversy of evolution."
But the day after a federal judge ruled the district's policy on intelligent design unconstitutional, Santorum told The Philadelphia Inquirer he was troubled by testimony indicating religion motivated some board members to adopt the policy.
Duh!
Santorum claimed, "I thought the Thomas More Law Center made a huge mistake in taking this case and in pushing this case to the extent they did."
Gee, Rick, would you have dropped them if the Center had won? Would you have dropped them if you were 16 points ahead of Bob Casey instead of 16 points behind?
Does Senator Santorum think the voters are too stupid to see through this transparent flip-flop? Actually, he does, because the man is none-too-bright.
Don't get me wrong. I don't think it is a pre-requisite that you have an IQ score of 200 to be a Senator. I would just feel more comfortable if our junior senator had a score that was closer to 3 digits than 1.
Santorum today withdrew his affiliation from the Thomas More Law Center, the Christian-rights law center that defended the Dover, PA, school district's policy mandating the teaching of "intelligent design."
Santorum earlier this year praised the Dover Area School District for "attempting to teach the controversy of evolution."
But the day after a federal judge ruled the district's policy on intelligent design unconstitutional, Santorum told The Philadelphia Inquirer he was troubled by testimony indicating religion motivated some board members to adopt the policy.
Duh!
Santorum claimed, "I thought the Thomas More Law Center made a huge mistake in taking this case and in pushing this case to the extent they did."
Gee, Rick, would you have dropped them if the Center had won? Would you have dropped them if you were 16 points ahead of Bob Casey instead of 16 points behind?
Does Senator Santorum think the voters are too stupid to see through this transparent flip-flop? Actually, he does, because the man is none-too-bright.
Don't get me wrong. I don't think it is a pre-requisite that you have an IQ score of 200 to be a Senator. I would just feel more comfortable if our junior senator had a score that was closer to 3 digits than 1.
posted by Rod Carveth at 3:24 PM
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