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Dig this quote from the lunatic in the sweater vest who walks like a man.

I was so outraged by the president of the United States for standing up and saying every child in America should go to college. Well who are you? Who are you to say that every child in America should [go to college]? I mean, the hubris of this president to think that he knows what’s best. 

 I have seven kids. Maybe they will all go to college. But if one of my kids wants to go and be an auto-mechanic, good for him. That’s a good paying job: using your hands, using your mind. This is the kind of snobbery that we see from those who think they know how to run our lives. Rise up America, defend your own freedoms. And overthrow these folks who think they know how to orchestrate every aspect of your lives.

Outraged?  Really? 

Then you’re probably the same ignorant hillbilly who wants to know “Who does Michelle Obama think she is” asking our kids to be healthy.

 Yes, how dare the President want every child to be educated as best they can and to have every opportunity that can be afforded them?  What a d*ck!

“Hubris.” “Snobbery.”  What’s the matter, can’t say “Uppity?”  Afraid it might come out “Blah?” 

“Rise Up, America!”  - Did you find that in KKK literature?

Nobody’s telling your child he or she can’t be an auto-mechanic.  But if that auto-mechanic could have been a doctor, or a physicist, or found a cure for something… and never got the opportunity, that’s a bad thing.  

(Unless that person is a woman, I guess, in which case, Santorum would expect her to stay at home and raise a litter.)

This man is poison.

This man is insane.

This man shouldn’t be allowed near anything with a big red button - be it the nuclear codes or the one at Staples that says “Easy.”

“Who are you to say every child in America should go to college?” Yes, America.  ’Eff you and whatever dreams and opportunity you might have.

Rick Santorum might need his car fixed.

Hey, New Hampshire.  South Carolina.  Put this idiot out of our misery, will you?