Rick Santorum Thinks Baby Daddies Are Sexual Predators
May 15, 2015
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as posted by the channelRick Santorum was giving a speech in front of a very conservative organization known as Cornerstone and he’s kind of prepping people for his presidential bid. Of course, he runs on a very specific platform of family values.
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Former Republican Sen. Rick Santorum called men who father children with multiple women “sexual predators” in a speech to the socially-conservative Cornerstone organization in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
Santorum, who is expected to launch a campaign for president, cited statistics on marriage from Harvard professor Robert Putnam’s book, Our Kids, when making his argument.
“Another new statistic just came out in his book. A majority of children being born out of wedlock today in America are born in families where the father is in the home. But they’re not married,” said Santorum. “So they are born to cohabiting couples. So the majority of children born out of wedlock are born to cohabiting couples. And what does Putnam say about these? They stuck to them longitudinally, they never get married. Let me use that term, never, like one or two percent ever get married.”
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