U.S. Edition
(CNN) - Rick Santorum rode a largely evangelical wave of support to finish eight votes behind Mitt Romney in the Iowa Republican caucuses Tuesday night, according to CNN entrance polls, but the evangelical bloc nonetheless appeared to be seriously splintered.
Santorum garnered 34% of evangelical caucus-goers, according to entrance polls, the libertarian Ron Paul garnered 18%, while Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry each took 14% of that vote. Michele Bachmann won 6% of evangelical caucus-goers and Jon Huntsman won 1%.
These guys just line up like duck-pins to be bowled over by their own bigoted rhetoric. Ok, Santorum's next; good! He can now explain some of the crap he said when he thought no one was paying attention. Game on.
Only a bunch of religioustards could have pulled this off. Enjoy his restrictions on your guns.
Santorum uses his religion to propagate his bad genes....No way will he or Paul ever be in the White House.
I would never vote for Santorum (too extreme and vulgar) but I'm glad he's sticking it to Willard. Here is a guy who pours millions into his campaigns and STILL can't get past 25%. People don't like him and he knows it he just can't do anything about it. I hope Santorum pulls it off just so I can laugh at Willard. Go Santorum!
Obama 2012
Mitt Romney has been dating Iowa for 5 years with a $10 million dollar bill tape to his forehead and still can't get on first base. WOW! what a loser!
Sure! Evangelicals knows about the Mormon cult! Keep up the good job!! Spent less than the cults and still standing