http://news.yahoo.com/santorum-robocall-urges-democrats-vote-gop-primary-210935228.html Santorum Robocall Urges Democrats to Vote in GOP Primary As the GOP primary race comes down to the wire in Michigan, Rick Santorumâs campaign has a last trick up its sleeve. The campaign has launched telephone robocalls throughout the state slamming rival Mitt Romney for opposing the auto industry bailout in late 2008 and early 2009, and urging Democrats to show up for Tuesdayâs Republican primary and cast ballots for Santorum. âMichigan Democrats can vote in the Republican primary on Tuesday. Why is it so important?â the voice on the call says. âRomney supported the bailouts for his Wall Street, billionaire buddies, but opposed the auto bailouts. That was a slap in the face to every Michigan worker, and weâre not going to let Romney get away with it.â The call urges listeners to âsend a loud messageâ to Romney by voting for Santorum, even though Santorum, too, opposed the auto industry bailout. It ends with the line: âThis call is supported by hard-working Democratic men and women and paid for by Rick Santorum for president.â Ryan Williams, a Romney spokesman, issued a statement late on Monday that said: âIt is outrageous that Rick Santorum is inviting Democrats into the Republican primary to vote against Mitt Romney. Rick Santorum has moved beyond just âtaking one for the team.â He is now willing to wear the other teamâs jersey if he thinks it will get him more votes. We believe that Republicans will decide who wins Michigan, and we are confident that will be Mitt Romney.â A Santorum spokesman defended the attempt to turn out Reagan Democrats for Santorum, despite the fact that Santorumâs position on the bailout was the same as Romneyâs. âAny conservative message that reaches out, when it's about creating jobs for all Americans is going to be attractive to Reagan Democrats,â Santorum spokesman Hogan Gidley said in an interview, explaining the raionale for the robocalls. âWeâre going to need those Reagan Democrats to win this election.â Asked about the contradiction in Santorum's robocalls criticizing a position Santorum himself took, Gidley said the content of the robocalls is justified because Romney supported the financial industry bailout while opposing the auto bailout, while Santorum opposed both, suggesting the issue is consistency. âGovernor Romney opposed the auto bailout for the workers of Detroit, but was fine pushing the bailout for his friends on Wall Street,â Gidley said. âEither be all for the bailout or all against the bailout, but donât pick winners and losers.â However, the robocalls do not mention Santorum's opposition to the auto bailout, or the consistency issue, and in fact leave listeners with the impression that Santorum supported the auto bailout.
You believed in and voted for Obama and look how that has turned out. That means you are NOT qualified to say who would be a good president or not because you were so dead wrong the last time.
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