Rick Santorum makes GOP politics dirtier with “Romney worst Republican” remark and proves each day he is a nuisance candidate: A commentary

Rick Santorum makes GOP politics dirtier with “Romney worst Republican” remark and proves each day he is a nuisance candidate: A commentary

By

Dhreff

Anchor for Allvoices

Olongapo City, Zambales

Central Luzon, Philippines

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum had exhibited his incongruence and being off tangent to the agenda of the 2012 U.S presidential election. There were instances wherein he discussed miscellaneous things rather than presenting the major agenda of his campaign. He preferred discussing about religion, radical environmentalism, women’s reproductive rights, abortion, birth control and sexual morality and etc., etc.

Observers of the GOP presidential campaign tagged him as a “nuisance candidate”. Americans who noticed him agreed that he is a nuisance candidate. One comment about said, “Yes sir I agree, what a nuisance -- perfect description”!

The recent comment of Santorum that “Romney worst Republican to fight Obama” indicates that he is the rust that makes GOP politics dirtier than Gingrich did to his party. The desperate candidate was reported to defend such remark but instead of mitigating it, he aggravated it with tactless used of propane words.

Writing about that instance of Santorum’s voters turning off remark Wendy Zachary said as quoted, "Rick Santorum is becoming more desperate and angry and unhinged every day," Williams said. "He sees conservatives coalescing around Mitt Romney and he's rattled by the backlash caused by his suggestion that keeping Barack Obama would be better than electing a Republican."

This is in effect Santorum’s endorsement of a Democrat like Obama instead of a Republican candidate. There is a saying common among fishing rod enthusiasts that a fish is always hooked by its mouth as it bites the hook with the bait. Santorum can easily be categorized through the words that come out of his mouth, knowingly unknowingly. He is double labeled by virtue of his suggestion to keep Obama instead of a Republican candidate. He is a Republican with a Democratic label. A keen American voter may be tempted to ask, what is the real party of Santorum, Republican or Democrat?

Santorum being on the race makes the GOP campaign trail dustier and dirtier with all dusts and trashes that come out of his mouth along the way. Anyway, by means of the rubbish from his mind, American voters can easily identify him to avoid on the days of primaries and caucuses still he will participate in.