Saturday, April 10, 2010

many in national GOP leadership still don't get it

Yesterday, I heard Rick Santorum-- on Bill Bennett's radio show-- aggressively endorsing Trey Grayson in the Kentucky U.S. Senate race.

Why would he use his political capital to go on a national radio show and take a side in that race? (Then again, he did endorse Arlen Specter against Pat Toomey!) I can see supporting Rand Paul-- or more likely, just staying out of it. But avidly supporting Grayson and claiming to be "conservative"?

This is the same sort of garbage as Mike Pence endorsing Mike Sodrel-- in a GOP primary with two, solid, hard-working and more-conservative candidates in the field (Todd Young and especially Travis Hankins.

Endorse a more conservative candidate, stay out of it, or quit calling yourself a conservative!

3 comments:

  1. Sodrel is a liberal but he is more conservative than Todd Young.

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  2. Why do you say that &/or in what categories? Young seems far more conservative on fiscal. What else?

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  3. Eric, Politico reported in a couple of stories that there has been a concerted effort among the Neo-Cons and even Jewish Democrats to sidetrack Rand Paul. Santorum is off that particular stripe, i.e., not to be trusted.

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