All you pervs in here will see to that!

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/rick-santorum-wants-ban-hardcore-pornography-222833811.html

On a more serious note.....

It's not about banning porn, it's about what else he feels is against his grain, and what he would do with executive powers...

Too bad for you hes got over TEN times the delegats that Ron Paul does and has wona lot of states.

Santorum probably caught his wife back on the computer AGAIN.
When he gets to be president, he sure is gonna put the kibosh on THAT!

You don't know or understand a thing about the delegate process do you? Winning the straw polls of the states doesn't mean much.... it's just a dog and pony show, beauty contest.

The insane one has no ground game support, financial support or organization. He could win every state and not even come close to getting the nomination. He actually has very few "bound" delegates awarded even after the "wins" you are so excited about, and is not picking up but a small number of the unbound ones who will cast a vote for him.

Suffice to say you are wrong, VERY wrong.

Don't think he couldn't do it!

http://news.yahoo.com/us-govt-claims-seize-com-domain-004404235.html

If your domain ends in .com, the United States government says it has the right to seize it from your control, reports Wired. The same goes for any URL that ends in .net, .cc, .tv, .name, and .org.

This troubling declaration of power comes after US authorities shutdown the online sports gambling site Bodog.com last week — even though the website was owned by a Canadian company, which many assumed put it outside of US jurisdiction. Not so, apparently. That’s because the only company allowed to issue new .com domains is VeriSign, which is based — you guessed it — in the US.

According to a spokesperson for the department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), anytime the US government wants to take down a .com, .net, .tv, or .name domain, all it has to do is issue a court order to VeriSign, which quickly complies. The same process applies to the Public Interest Registry, which controls the .org top-level domain.

VeriSign, for its part, argues that it is simply obeying the law.

“VeriSign responds to lawful court orders subject to its technical capabilities,” the company said in a statement. “When law enforcement presents us with such lawful orders impacting domain names within our registries, we respond within our technical capabilities.”

The seizure of Bodog is an extension of a government initiative called Operation in Our Sites, which launched in June 2010, and has mainly focused on the seizure of US-based domains hocking counterfeit NFL jerseys, and other knockoff goods. As of November of last year, Operation in Our Sites had successfully seized 352 domains. And it obviously doesn’t look like they plan to stop anytime soon.

There a few reasons this brazen flaunting of power is troubling. First, it suggests that the federal government plans to impose its authority on a wider swath of the Web. Second, it shows that while the Internet is a global service, it is still at the mercy of the US government and US law. Online gambling, for instance, isn’t illegal in all countries that have Internet access. And yet Bodog was shut down simply because US citizens could access it......read on............

Good morning slow.

He's one sick puppy, and if he could ever win the big chair, he would put us back in the dark ages sure enough! Another inquisitition! The devil is everywhere you know, like your bedroom, and the government needs the power to fight him there!

I wonder since he is on this speak english or die trip,that God and Jesus speak/spoke aramaic?

Actually YOU apparently know nothing about how it works. Only a couple states so far that he has won have unpledged deligates, the deligates under his, Romney's, Gingrich and Pauls deligate count are all PLEDGED deligates.

The only "bound" delegates so far are from the 2 winner-take-all states and 2 "proportional" states so far. That's a total of 247 delegates. These delegates are only bound by the 1st vote in Tampa, after that they can vote for anyone they choose. Most states haven't even done their "real" state caucuses for delegates yet, some are in the process, and RP supporters are getting the slots and chair positions in many of them. Romney does lead by "bound" delegates, but it means nothing in a brokered convention!

They are "pledged" only to the 1st vote! In a brokered convention, there will be MANY votes until a winner takes the majority vote.

I am well versed on the topic, sadly, it seems you are not.

Paul may not win, but his chances are VERY good at being in the number 2 slot, a speaking position in the convention, and the ability to shape the platform of the GOP regardless who wins.

That doesn't sound anything like a loss to me. Deal with it! Those are the facts!