It seems to me that some people in this nation have a problem with pointing their finger. The debate on CNN last night was a planned all out blatant attack on Rick Santorum’s character. CNN teamed up with the Romney camp to try and tear Rick down. That was especially apparent in the first 30 minutes of the debate. Mitt Romney had absolutely no right to attack Rick over earmarks. Rick admitted he made a mistake, said he regrets it, and won’t make the same mistake again. I know why Mitt ranted on and on about this subject though; it’s because he was feeling threatened & he desperate. It’s just like Satan to capitalize on mistakes from a person’s past. He is the accuser of the brethren. I have news for CNN, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, & anyone else who wants to continually bash Rick for things that he has done which he regrets doing. None of you are perfect. You all have sinned and fallen short of God’s glory! You have not right pointing out the speck in someone else’s eye when you have a beam in your own! Sweep around your own front porch and leave Rick alone. And what is up with them bashing Rick about voting for the contreception bill? He has made it clear why he did that. He said back in Florida that he voted for it because he knows that without contreception, abortion rates will sky rocket. Rick is against abortion, so why wouldn’t he vote for this bill? He also knows that there is not possible way that the Government can force people to live morally. He knows that the Government can not stop people from having pre-marital sex. He said that as well. It is unfair for any person to form a negative opinion and judge another person based off a mistake they made in their past. Just because a person makes a mistake doesn’t mean he or she isn’t sincere about their faith and it doesn’t mean that he or she doesn’t stand firm on Godly values & morals. The bible makes it clear that every single person ever born sins & falls short of God’s glory.
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