After Sunday morning, I want to know, how in the hell is Chris Wallace still on Fox's payroll?
Wallace asked Santorum, a Republican candidate for President, and perhaps the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell's most outspoken critic, for some clarification on his position. Democrats have compared him to those in the 1940s that have rallied against the inclusion of African-Americans in the armed forces. Santorum insists that the repeal of the statute is experimenting with social policy.
In the clip below, Wallace asks the former Pennsylvania Senator if he would agree with the following words:
Rick Santorum is using the same line or reasoning concerning gays and lesbians in the military that many people used when it came to blacks in the armed forces nearly 70 years ago. At that time, critics argued for segregated barracks, showers and restrooms.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Bravo to Chris Wallace for going against the status quo at Fox News and calling out Santorum on his bigoted, naive and backwards mindset.
The more sound bites I hear from Rick Santorum, the more I start to believe SNL. He "seems confused and flabbergasted by modern day life. It seems like if there were a time and place in history that best fit your values, it would be Salem, Mass, in 1692".
"Why stick your neck out and run for President, little guy?"
Wallace asked Santorum, a Republican candidate for President, and perhaps the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell's most outspoken critic, for some clarification on his position. Democrats have compared him to those in the 1940s that have rallied against the inclusion of African-Americans in the armed forces. Santorum insists that the repeal of the statute is experimenting with social policy.
In the clip below, Wallace asks the former Pennsylvania Senator if he would agree with the following words:
"The army is not a sociological laboratory. The experimenting with army policy, especially in a time of war, would pose a danger to efficiency, discipline and morale and would result in ultimate defeat."Watch the impending fail...
Rick Santorum is using the same line or reasoning concerning gays and lesbians in the military that many people used when it came to blacks in the armed forces nearly 70 years ago. At that time, critics argued for segregated barracks, showers and restrooms.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Bravo to Chris Wallace for going against the status quo at Fox News and calling out Santorum on his bigoted, naive and backwards mindset.
The more sound bites I hear from Rick Santorum, the more I start to believe SNL. He "seems confused and flabbergasted by modern day life. It seems like if there were a time and place in history that best fit your values, it would be Salem, Mass, in 1692".
"Why stick your neck out and run for President, little guy?"
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