- Oct 9, 1999
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Rick Santorum is one of the bigger idiots on our national political scene, and always has been.
So, it's no surprise that the gibbering dummkoph just got blindsided by . . . his own campaign slogan! :awe:
Seems he didn't know how strikingly similar it was to the title of a poem by Langston Hughes, a black, gay socialist!
When told this, did little Ricky stand up and own his interpretation of his own slogan anyway? No, of course not!
He just cut and ran like the pandering little weasel he is!
So, it's no surprise that the gibbering dummkoph just got blindsided by . . . his own campaign slogan! :awe:
Seems he didn't know how strikingly similar it was to the title of a poem by Langston Hughes, a black, gay socialist!
When told this, did little Ricky stand up and own his interpretation of his own slogan anyway? No, of course not!
He just cut and ran like the pandering little weasel he is!
Santorum. Just try not to get any on 'ya. D:Santorum by and large stayed on message but was tripped up a bit when a student asked him if he knew that the choice of his slogan, "Fighting to make America America again," was borrowed from the "pro-union poem by the gay poet Langston Hughes."
"No I had nothing to do with that," Santorum said. "I didn't know that. And the folks who worked on that slogan for me didn't inform me that it came from that, if it in fact came from that."
The student, whose name was not immediately available, was referring to the poem "Let America Be America Again." When asked a short time later what the campaign slogan meant to him, Santorum said, "well, I'm not too sure that's my campaign slogan, I think it's on a web site."
It was also printed on the campaign literature handed out before the speech.
