Rick Santorum tells The Brody File that if he loses Ohio he is “not going to wrap it up.” Furthermore, he says that Romney has the money but not the connection to people.
“You give me 12 times the money here in Ohio, and you’ll find out how well I’ve done. I’d be lapping the block with him,” he said.
I interviewed Santorum backstage Monday evening after his event in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Rick Santorum tells The Brody File that his nomination battle against Mitt Romney is like David vs. Goliath.
Santorum says, “David at least had stones in his slingshot. We’re throwing peashooters at this guy, and here we are. We’re at a dead heat.”
I interviewed Santorum backstage Monday evening after his event in Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. Watch the video below and read the full transcription.
Rick Santorum tells The Brody File that the media is being tough on him because he is a Bible-believing Christian. I interviewed Santorum backstage Monday evening after his event in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Watch the video below and read the full transcription. More clips being released this evening.
I was at both a Romney rally and a Santorum rally today in Ohio. Anecdotally speaking, the Santorum event had way more energy and passion. Besides all the hooting and hollering, there was a prayer, Cub Scout’s leading the national anthem, and a live band.
Could the Saudi regime be one of the next dominoes to fall in the so-called Arab Spring? Who would replace the House of Saud? And what would it mean for the Middle East—and for America?
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President Obama meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today. He set the tone for the meeting on Sunday during a speech delivered at the annual conference of AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
The two men will focus on the nuclear threat posed by Iran.
Watch White House Correspondent Jennifer Wishon's story on today's critical meeting. Below is the text of President Obama's speech at AIPAC.
You can easily make the case that since the 2012 race began Mitt Romney has been the one candidate who has been seriously running for president. That’s not to say that Santorum, Gingrich, Bachmann, Perry, and others weren’t serious candidates. But Romney has been dotting the I’s and crossing the T’s since the get-go.
His campaign’s infrastructure, organization and money are second to none and, quite frankly, the campaign is putting on a clinic as to how to run for president. For starters, they’re getting on the ballot in every state (unlike some of the other candidates).
Newt Gingrich on CNN's "State of the Union:
"I’m taking Rick Santorum’s advice. He stayed in, he was running fourth in every single primary, suddenly he very cleverly went to three states nobody else went to, and he became the media darling and bounced back.
An interesting in The New York Times this morning about Rick Santorum’s Catholic faith. Did you know that Santorum has lost the Catholic vote in every primary so far? It just shows you that Santorum's conservative Catholic views fit more neatly in with evangelicals.
Read some of it below.
Unlike Catholics who believe that church doctrine should adapt to changing times and needs, the Santorums believe in a highly traditional Catholicism that adheres fully to what scholars call “the teaching authority” of the pope and his bishops.
The Brody File is in Ohio today and the polls are tightening. Romney seems to be making a serious push to win here in Ohio.
Clearly, Romney’s financial airwaves assault is having a tremendous effect. Rick Santorum started back peddling a bit today on Fox News Sunday. Here's some of what he had to say:
"It’s a tough state for us, only because of the fact of the money disadvantage. We’re running a grassroots campaign. We’re hanging in there, and we're going to do very, very well.... We have the anti-Romney vote, if you will."
Here is a second portion of my interview in Antwerp with Abu Imran, leader of Sharia4Belgium. He describes the world under Sharia as something like heaven on Earth; without crime, hunger, or injustice.
In the first installment, Imran said Islam is the opposite of democracy and that Islam and Sharia law are inseparable. Sharia is a total system of law and government from the Koran and Islamic scholars.