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cristinacartwright

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11. Santorum was correct! (politically that is)

Reply to cthulu2016 (Original post)

Fri Mar 2, 2012, 12:41 AM

Mar 2012

In this day and age I think it was appropriate AND politically correct for Santorum to include women on the signing of the Declaration of Independence. But we mustn't be racist either and be willing to say that blacks and other minorities signed it as well!

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The men and women who signed the Declaration of Independence [View all] cthulu2016 Feb 2012 OP

That was worthy of Palin. no_hypocrisy Feb 2012 #1

Maybe some were cross dressing? Faryn Balyncd Feb 2012 #2

> cthulu2016 Feb 2012 #10

LOL!!! cristinacartwright Mar 2012 #12

the wigs and makeup on the Founders probably confused poor Frothy n/t LadyHawkAZ Feb 2012 #3

Be fair sarge43 Feb 2012 #4

the people supporting him will go no further in their quest for knowlege onethatcares Feb 2012 #5

It's his way to get back the women voters he lost mainer Feb 2012 #6

Confusion due to macaroni fashion? MichaelMcGuire Feb 2012 #7

Aha! Now I get it... cthulu2016 Feb 2012 #8

I first heard of macaroni when this person kept referring to this English dude as a macaroni (nt) MichaelMcGuire Feb 2012 #9

Santorum was correct! (politically that is) cristinacartwright Mar 2012 #11

Jefferson isn't burning in hell because he's a Mormon now. cristinacartwright Mar 2012 #13