Lacking Catchphrases | 120 Coffee & Cigarettes
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“We have to have to have folks that’ll stand up for religious conscience and I did and I will again as President,” said Mitt Romney in Wednesday night’s GOP debate.
“I believe this is most dangerous President on national security grounds in American history,” said Newt Gingrich.
These are the kinds of statements that make certain candidates excellent debaters and provide them with thunderous applause. But where’s the substance? This is Ron Paul’s great hindrance. He lacks pro-conservative catchphrases.
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Show Notes and Links
Technically, That’s Illegal | Ann Sattley
http://www.technicallythatsillegal.com/Winners And Losers From Final GOP Debate | ABC News
http://news.yahoo.com/winners-losers-final-gop-debate-052122037–abc-news.htmlWatch the full CNN/Arizona Republican debate | 2012 Election Central
http://www.2012presidentialelectionnews.com/2012/02/video-watch-the-full-cnnarizona-republican-debate/
About The Author
Jeremy Sarber
As pastor of Angier Primitive Baptist Church, I attribute my blessings and all of my successes to God’s wonderful grace. It seems only a short time ago, I was the prodigal son, wasting my substance on riotous living. By grace was I saved in more ways than one. Since then, I have been determined to grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
