My guess is that the Santorum campaign will disavow this line of attack, and might even relieve this guy of his official leadership role in the campaign.

Santorum doesn't need this kind of stuff coming from his corner. By now, every bigot in the country knows that Mitt Romney is a Mormon. Santorum can benefit from that while preserving his deniability.

eh?

Of course, if someone connected to a Democrat's campaign said this about a Republican Mormon opponent, the popular media would be all over it, and the candidate would have to either distance himself/herself from the comments, or fire the campaign operative. And even then, it wouldn't die, and be brought up again several times, each time as if it had just been discovered. Cf. the ongoing foofaraw over Rev. Wright and his horrible, awful, terrible, mean-spirited, no-good, very bad comments about slavery in the United States.

It was bound to happen.

Wow, didn't see that one coming! This should kick off some serious popcorn moments.

If religion was not a sacred cow for President Obama, it can't be for Romney

existed.

Hmmm.

and he's calling you Blah.

WOULD BE? WOULD BE?

They already are, you twit!

GET RELIGION OUT OF POLITICS PLEASE!!!

The last thing the Repugnant party needs is for the campaign to be about religion, especially in the case of InSanitorium. What are these people thinking?

Gawd! The GOP is unravelling like a cheap sweater.

It's been just under the surface the entire year. Has the fight between the Religious Right and the 1%ers finally broken into the open? Stay tuned! Can't wait for Rick's comment...will he disavow the base or join in on the fun?

... baptizing Santorum's co-chairman?

They've got quite a choice here; two Catholics, a Mormon, and an Ayn Randian cultist.

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he worked for santorum and santorum brought him up as evidence he doesn't hate gay people.

Primary ? in a close race ven a small percentage could help.

if you're a Republican trying to win the south?