and god, but i did something very terrible and regret it. i think that s what the public is looking for. not this happened partially because i loved my country so much i worked too hard. why is he doing this? why is he running for president with all his baggage and weighing into the religious part of the republican party? he s not running on taxes and government, he s running on up the values front. he s moved into the iowa values evangelical crowd. he wants to run in the western conference i m calling it. why is he doing this to us? first of all, there s a great gaping gap in the republican field. yes, you ve got you have santorum out there. he s not going to win either. right, but he s looked at the motto huckabee had last time. if you win the iowa caucus you get some attention. you get some money. you get a second look. and so he knows that if he wants to go play in iowa, romney probably won t go to iowa. pawlenty is not getting a lot of traction there. he s going to at le
field. you have santorum out there. he s not good either. right, but he s looked at the motto huckabee had last time. if you win the iowa caucus you get attention and money. you get a second look. and so he knows that if he wants to go play in iowa, romney probably won t go to iowa, he s got to at least play to the middle and he s counting on something george bush used when running in 2000, which is the idea the evangelical crowd, which is a good christian idea that i agree with, is forgiveness. he is looking for redemption and forgiveness. if you read into the interview, he s obviously been he s spinning. he s a hypocrite. he s using his past behavior, which would normally be baggage, and turning it into a winning argument. because i m a chris khan, catholic, all this stuff, vote for me because of my past. it is like a it is claiming victory over something how does that how do you put that