By Jack Hunter
The Daily Caller’s Peter Tucci has made an interesting discovery:
“Given the amount of attention the Constitution has been getting in conservative circles lately, it’s a safe bet that it will be on many Republican voters’ minds when they cast their ballots in next year’s GOP primaries. Which is why I thought it would be interesting to see what the Republican presidential candidates’ campaign websites have to say about the Constitution.
Surprisingly, in many cases the answer is: nothing.
I couldn’t find any references to the Constitution on Mitt Romney’s campaign site…
Herman Cain often mentions the Constitution in his speeches, which is why I was puzzled when I couldn’t find any references to it on his campaign site.
Rick Santorum’s site doesn’t mention the Constitution…
I also found just one reference to the Constitution on Newt Gingrich’s campaign site…
Michele Bachmann’s slogan is ‘Restoring constitutional conservative values,’ and I found nine references to the Constitution on her campaign site…
Perry’s site makes at least seven references to the Constitution…
But Ron Paul’s site, which also promises a ‘return to constitutional principles,’ has more references to the Constitution than all of the other candidates’ sites combined. Not counting references on the campaign’s blog, I identified 42 references, including several references to the Tenth Amendment, the Second Amendment and the First Amendment. You can even purchase a ‘Constitution’ T-shirt ($18.00) and a Ron Paul pocket Constitution ($5.00) at Paul’s online store.”
Source: Ron Paul Campaign
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