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Gee, I wonder . . . Will U.S. Senator Rick
Santorum (Republican, Pennsylvania) *blame*
this on liberal Massachusetts too?
You see,
Santorum has *blamed* the liberalism of Massachusetts, its politics, its academic institutions including Harvard University and MIT, and Ted Kennedy and John Kerry . . . on the sexual abuse of children perpetrated by Roman Catholic priests and furthered by Bishops, Archbishops, and the Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church!
Yes, you read that correctly. Santorum did do this and continues to do this. That is, blame society's ills upon Massachusetts due to its liberalism.
On the other hand, Santorum is a Roman Catholic (as is Ted Kennedy and John Kerry); however, Santorum doesn't claim his brand of off-the-wall neo-conservatism had squat to do with Pennsylvania's Roman Catholic Church sexual abuse of children perpetrated by its priests and perpetuated by its Bishops and Archbishops. Nor does Santorum recognize that priest sexual abuse of children is
not isolated in Boston, Massachusetts. Nor does Santorum recognize that priest sexual abuse of children
is a worldwide event or that it has been
happening for generations within the Roman Catholic Church.
So much for hypocrisy and dysfunctional thinking. Santorum has the "corner" on it in the Senate. Come on, Rick, stand up and *blame* Massachusetts for this newly revealed sexual abuse of children too. Why not?
Shame on Pennsylvania for sending such an immoral bigoted fraud to the U.S. Senate!
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U.S. Representative Barney Frank, a Newton (Massachusetts)
Democrat, called Santorum "a jerk" and pointed out that
(Santorum) tried to use the levers of the federal government
to block the removal of Terri Schiavo's feeding tube, an act
that Santorum likened to "execution." An autopsy found that
Schiavo's brain was half the normal size and that she could
not see anything. "This is one of those people who claims to
have had eye contact with a blind woman," Frank said.
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