Santorum Campaign Robocall Urges Michigan Democrats to Vote for Him

Boy, Frothy's starting to look smug! Image from source.

You could say that Rick (don't Google me) Santorum's campaign isn't actually playing dirty, since Michigan has an open primary. Democrats are permitted to vote. But how sneaky is it to imply that Santorum's views on auto bailouts are somehow different from Mitt Romney's?

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Santorum Robocall Asks Michigan Dems To Vote For Him 

Rick Santorum’s campaign is locked in a tight battle with Mitt Romney ahead of Tuesday’s Michigan primary. On Monday his camp started openly courting a demographic that’s not often reached out to in GOP primaries: Democrats. . .

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Mitt Romney's Lack of Credibility

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Mitt Romney can't seem to hold fast to any policy or issue, seemingly molding his principles around whatever group he is speaking to. That, I suppose, it the quintessential politician. And that is exactly why the distressingly overused word, "change" is important. Change--away from politicians like Mitt Romney--is exactly what we need.

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Mitt Won, Authenticity Lost

The former Massachusetts governor pandered to voters, distorted his opponents' record and continued to show why he's the most malleable — and least credible — major presidential candidate.

And it worked. . .

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Mitt Romney Wins Michigan Primary

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Yeah, yeah, whatevah. I just can't get excited about Mitt's win, sorry. Though I think he'd be easily beaten in the fall, I think the lot of them would. On the Democratic side, since Michigan's delegates won't be counted, and the full slate of candidates wasn't even on the ballot, Hillary Clinton's win is sort of a non-event. Ho hum. For such a big political day, I'm spectacularly underwhelmed.

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Romney defeats McCain in Michigan primary

DETROIT - Mitt Romney won the Republican presidential primary in his native Michigan on Tuesday, a victory that gave his candidacy new life and set the stage for a wide-open showdown in South Carolina in just four days.
Romney's victory over Sen. John McCain further roiled a volatile nomination fight that lacks a clear favorite. . .

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