It Takes A Family
Took a trip to Delaware earlier today to the Intercollegiate Studies Institute to see Sen. Rick Santorum speak about his new book, It Takes A Family (which ISI published). Long story short, I now own a signed copy of the book. One of his points I had not heard expressed so clearly previously were that America has become "too insular in our beliefs," and that our beliefs "are not reflected in the public square." To me this is readily apparent, and we can all thank the ACLU for doing such a great job.
Senator Santorum also took time for questions, and when asked about so-called "South Park Conservatives," of my generation, whom I always took to mean those fed up with the PC-Police and the "Can't We All Just Get Along, As Long We Are All From Different Races/Socio-Economic Circles," people on the Left, Santorum stated that this view was shortsighted, and that if values are not taught by families, than "government is forced to replace the family.
Senator Santorum also took time for questions, and when asked about so-called "South Park Conservatives," of my generation, whom I always took to mean those fed up with the PC-Police and the "Can't We All Just Get Along, As Long We Are All From Different Races/Socio-Economic Circles," people on the Left, Santorum stated that this view was shortsighted, and that if values are not taught by families, than "government is forced to replace the family.
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