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Rick Santorum: North Dakota is in the cross-hairs of an Iranian attack

GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum warned North Dakota on Wednesday that it was in the cross-hairs of an Iranian attack.

Couple of weeks ago, 'Sick Rick' was scaring Missourians by telling them they were in the cross-hairs of an Iranian attack. Guess it makes for a good sound bite, since his deluded blatherings were right before Missouri's primary caucus, which he won, but who knows, since most, if not all ballots were counted by computers.

Not sure why anyone would want to bomb Missouri, not much here worth blasting, except the home of the B-2 stealth bombers, Whiteman AFB, but most of those B-2's are deployed overseas, engaged in fighting these 'Wars for Wall Street and Israel.'

But North Dakota is a ripe target, since it has its own state bank--the only state bank in the nation--and its economy is doing rather well, considering the sorry state of our country's economy. The Wall Street gangsters and their fellow fiends at the Fed are scared that other states might start copying North Dakota's example, and set up their own banks, and legally taking money away from the world's largest counterfeiting outfit, the illegal and immoral Federal Reserve, is definitely one way to get put in the cross-hairs.

If 'Sick Rick' wants to be president of the United States of Israel, maybe he should read up on the laws that govern this nation, like the one that says churches shall be exempt from taxation, as long as they stay out of politics.

Charities, Churches, and Educational Organizations - Political Campaign Intervention

Currently, the law prohibits political campaign activity by charities and churches by defining a 501(c)(3) organization as one "which does not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distributing of statements), any political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for public office."

Either Rick doesn't know about these laws, or else he flaunts them. Either way, he's not fit to hold any office, let along the presidency.

Throughout the weekend he began painting an increasingly grim picture of a president whom he contended has a theology that is not based on the Bible, is imposing amoral values on the Catholic church and is requiring insurance companies to cover prenatal testing in order to weed out disabled children.

The former Pennsylvania senator senses that his audiences want passion, and he delivers it to them in spades, frequently employing war and religion as metaphors.

Santorum sees the situation as so dire that during a Lincoln Day Dinner in Mason, Ohio on Friday, he likened the election to World War II and urged voters in the state to model themselves after the Greatest Generation of the 1940s that fought the war. He extended that metaphor on Sunday in a speech to more than 2,000 supporters at a megachurch in Cumming, GA, about an hour outside of Atlanta.

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Rick, can you point out where its says in the Supreme Law of the USA, the Constitution, that a president has to have a theology based on the Bible?

Didn't think so.

If the USSA still had laws enforced equally upon all, Santorum would be fined for preaching politics in that'megachurch' and the church would lose its tax exempt status.

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Here's an excellent comment from this video page:

American voters should wear bracelets: "Don't let Rick Santorum treat me like a moron."