The fact that Rick Santorum is so "passionate" as he says about not allowing gays to marry and putting an end to birth control because they both "violate the teachings of the Bible" is not such an issue as the fact that, if chosen as President he pushes his values on the rest of the country. This clearly violates the Constitution when it comes to the separation of church and state. Religion has no place in the governance of a country as large and important to the economy as ours. Unfortunately, Santorum sees no need to make that distinction and with the support of so-called religions groups nationwide, who are just waiting to impose their own values and ideals on everyone else as being right, his election could put us back to below 3rd world countries such as Nigeria.
Lawmakers in Nigeria (famous as the scamming capital of the world) are currently attempting to resurrect a bill that would outlaw same-sex marriages once and for all and make it a criminal offense even punishable by death, if one is caught, or perceived to be even thinking of, committing a homosexual act of any kind. This leaves the law wide open for interpretation and could allow for the murder of thousands of innocent people just because they are "perceived" to be gay. We don't need such laws here with all the anti-gay agendas in movement around the country now. Many of which enjoy tax-exempt status as they push their radical agenda's.
We need leaders in this country who are more passionate about getting Americans back to work, getting the economy back on track, and creating equal rights for ALL people - gay, straight, or otherwise.
Although this interview is a little hard to hear, Santorum expresses these radical, religious views in an interview with
The Raw Story
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