Game On! Rick Santorum Scores Big in the Iowa Caucus in a Stunning 8 Vote Spread Comments

In one of the closest and most dramatic Caucus votes in US history, Senator Rick Santorum shocked the political establishment - and captured the Nations attention - in a stunning come from behind near victory in the Iowa Caucus of 2012. At the end of a very long evening he stepped to the microphone and exclaimed,"Game On". Continue Reading

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andrew
1 year ago
David apparently had no chance against Goliath, I'm told. When God is with you, who can stand before you.
techwreck
1 year ago
Let us not forget that the objective is to defeat Barack Obama in November, not to win the primaries. So far, the results are not hopeful. The Republicans have three weak candidates in the lead in Iowa with a fourth wounded soldier coming in fourth. That is not a very promising beginning for those of us who do not want to live under a inexperienced radical president for four more years of a declining economy, homosexual rights, illegal immigration, a corrupt Justice Department, chaos from the Occupiers, and death panels running our health care system.
Robert Burford
1 year ago
Whatever the final vote count? Catholic and Christian values have been noted. The power brokers in the Republican Party have to take note that there are people who have the courage to vote their moral values.They now know that this group of "Soccer Moms" or " Silent Majority" are a force to b reckoned . The votes of eight people seperate Romney and Santorum. Statisticallly that is a draw. Unfortunately I have to wait to express my vote but the moral values which are represented in Iowa exist in the rest of the country and sooner or later the power brokers have to take note. Thank you Lord ! Your word has not come back void.
Jim
1 year ago
"Romney Edges Out Santorum to Win Iowa Caucuses"
This was the FoxNews headlines at 6 a.m. Where did you get your news?
abey
1 year ago
Hats off to you Deacon Keith, the Spirit said it., you said it.

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