And, his endorsement only impacts evangelicals who are NOT conservative and are incapable of rational political thought.

As you know, my intention had been to avoid an endorsement this cycle. However, in recent days it has become obvious that the GOP electorate is deeply divided about who should carry the banner for our values into the 2012 election against Barack Obama. I have been receiving an increasing number of questions from our grassroots supporters around the country seeking guidance on which candidate they should support. I felt it was imperative that I take the lead now.

As you know, I believe virtually all of these candidates are men who would be fantastic presidents compared to Barack Obama. My endorsement of Rick Santorum is in no way meant to be critical of the others. But I believe Santorum can best articulate the Reagan conservatism that has defined my political life and holds the best hope for the future our children and grandchildren will inherit. Rick Santorum is unambiguously pro-life and pro-family.

The election of our next president in 2012 will be the most important election of my generation. Campaign for Working Families will continue to build a war chest to defeat Barack Obama in November. I believe the candidate best able to do that is Rick Santorum.

But let me assure you that we will deploy our resources for whoever is selected as the nominee. There is only one candidate we must stop and his name is Barack Obama.

Thank you for all you do to empower my work in Washington, D.C.

http://www.voicesempower.com/special-alert-gary-l-bauer-says-santorum-for-president/

I would suspect a mod will be along with a blam stick before long.

Romney at least forces BHO to play defense in PA while Ohio, Florida, Indiana, North Carolina, Colorado, New Hampshire, and New Mexico slip away from him..

I don’t see Santorum doing much other than serving as a living symbol of the fact that his supporters would rather see Obama returned to office for a second term than see Mitt Romney, a Mormon, get the GOP nomination.

I find this sad and somewhat predictable.

Santorum won 52 percent of the 104 votes. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich had a little more than 25 percent. Former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney had nearly 13 percent.

At the bottom of the list, former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman had 5 votes and Texas Gov. Rick Perry and U.S. Rep. Ron Paul each had three votes

http://mountpleasant-sc.patch.com/articles/santorum-wins-big-at-berkeley-gop-straw-poll