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October 04, 2006
Did Santorum just get rather big?
Or has he been rather big on an ongoing basis? In his discussion of "The List" (apparently consisting of gay Republicans who are traitors to their penises or something) David Corn says something about Rick Santorum I can't resist: Santorum in a 2003 AP interview compared homosexuality to bestiality, incest and polygamy. It would be rather big of Santorum to employ a fellow who engages in activity akin to such horrors.If that would be big of Santorum, then he's been "big" for more than a year. In April I remarked on an apparently anomalous fact about Rick Santorum -- his refusal to fire a gay aide: ...Rick Santorum refused last summer to fire a gay aide. (The original Knight-Ridder story survives at Free Republic.) A picture of the gay aide (who is also black) appears here. Even more ominously, the gay Advocate.com reported that "Santorum's praise for his gay aide didn't dim the ardor of the senator's conservative supporters." (More here.)As of a few weeks ago, the spokesman identified last summer was still employed by Santorum. Unless I am wrong in my analysis of David Corn's reasoning, Santorum has been "rather big" for quite some time. What gives? What if David Corn is right? (I don't much agree with Rick Santorum, so I'm still absorbing this.) posted by Eric on 10.04.06 at 03:08 PM
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Look, people are free to support Mr. Santorum or not, as they choose. But David Corn's statement that "Santorum in a 2003 AP interview compared homosexuality to bestiality, incest and polygamy" (and your uncritical repetition of it here) is simply wrong, as a matter of rather easily verifiable fact. What Santorum said was that if you allow homosexual marriage, you have no principled basis upon which to ban any other, shall we say, "unconventional" sexual liasons. And the truth of the matter is that he had an at least arguable point.